Abstract:
High frequency electrical heating apparatus in which metal parts (10) are heated as they are advanced, either for annealing or forge welding purposes, and in which the electrical heating current is supplied by a solid state D.C. to A.C. inverter (2-5, 8) through a load matching and frequency control circuit (13) which maintains the desired load current and current frequency with changes in the load impedance caused by the metal parts (10) as they are advanced.
Abstract:
High frequency electrical heating apparatus in which metal parts (10) are heated as they are advanced, either for annealing or forge welding purposes, and in which the electrical heating current is supplied by a solid state D.C. to A.C. inverter (2-5, 8) through a load matching and frequency control circuit (13) which maintains the desired load current and current frequency with changes in the load impedance caused by the metal parts (10) as they are advanced.
Abstract:
High frequency electrical heating apparatus in which metal parts (10) are heated as they are advanced, either for annealing or forge welding purposes, and in which the electrical heating current is supplied by a solid state D.C. to A.C. inverter (2-5, 8) through a load matching and frequency control circuit (13) which maintains the desired load current and current frequency with changes in the load impedance caused by the metal parts (10) as they are advanced.
Abstract:
High frequency electrical heating apparatus in which metal parts (10) are heated as they are advanced, either for annealing or forge welding purposes, and in which the electrical heating current is supplied by a solid state D.C. to A.C. inverter (2-5, 8) through a load matching and frequency control circuit (13) which maintains the desired load current and current frequency with changes in the load impedance caused by the metal parts (10) as they are advanced.
Abstract:
High frequency electrical heating apparatus in which metal parts (10) are heated as they are advanced, either for annealing or forge welding purposes, and in which the electrical heating current is supplied by a solid state D.C. to A.C. inverter (2-5, 8) through a load matching and frequency control circuit (13) which maintains the desired load current and current frequency with changes in the load impedance caused by the metal parts (10) as they are advanced.
Abstract:
LA INVENCION SE REFIERE A UN APARATO CALENTADOR ELECTRICO DE ALTA FRECUENCIA EN EL QUE LAS PIEZAS METALICAS (10) SE CALIENTAN A MEDIDA QUE AVANZAN, YA SEA CON FINES DE RECOCIDO O DE SOLDADURA DE FORJA, Y EN EL QUE LA CORRIENTE ELECTRICA DE CALENTAMIENTO ES SUMINISTRADA POR UN INVERSOR C.C.-C.A. DE ESTADO SOLIDO (2-5,8) A TRAVES DE UN CIRCUITO DE CONTROL DE FRECUENCIAS Y EQUILIBRADO DE CAGA (13) QUE MANTIENE LA CORRIENTE DE CARGA Y LA FRECUENCIA DE LA CORRIENTE CON CAMBIOS EN LA IMPEDANCIA DE LA CARGA PROVOCADOS POR LAS PIEZAS METALICAS (10) A MEDIDA QUE AVANZAN.
Abstract:
High frequency electrical heating apparatus in which metal parts (10) are heated as they are advanced, either for annealing or forge welding purposes, and in which the electrical heating current is supplied by a solid state D.C. to A.C. inverter (2-5, 8) through a load matching and frequency control circuit (13) which maintains the desired load current and current frequency with changes in the load impedance caused by the metal parts (10) as they are advanced.