Induction heating uses alternating magnetic fields to induce electric currents in a conductive material, generating heat via the electrical resistance of the material. It is used in a wide range of ...

A ‘ghost plume’ identified deep in the mantle beneath Oman suggests there may be more heat flowing out of Earth’s core than ...

Induction heating could drive exoplanet volcanoes. ... This would heat the mantle of the planet, in the same way that an induction cooker warms a pan.

“Induction has been used for about a century to heat small metal objects, but large parts and complex geometries have, with some exceptions, been a challenge until recently,” explains Frogner. “By ...

When the bar is cold, the induction heater draws about 1500 W — but once it starts to heat up, it draws more and more, topping out at a whopping 6500 W once heated up. As far as induction ...

The induction-heating technique saves technicians time and money during the crucial-but-challenging task of loosening frozen fasteners. Here's how it works. An induction heater is an electrical device ...

Induction heat uses electromagnetic radiation, a current of electricity alternates as it passes through the ring to the cookware. The result is that the pot or pan begins heating and your food ...

As debates continue about the health effects of using gas stoves continue, interest in induction cooking heats up. How does it work and what should you know if you're considering a switch.