What is induction furnace capacity?

Answer 1

An induction furnace is an electrical furnace in which the heat is applied by induction heating of a conductive medium (usually a metal) in a crucible placed in a water-cooled alternating current solenoid coil.

Answer 2

Induction furnace and Transformers has the same principle. A high-frequency current is passed via water-cooled coil acting as primary coil of the transformer. AC current is passed through the primary coil leading to the generation of magnetic flux cutting the secondary coil. Electromagnetic induction is the main principle using which induction furnace works.

This is basically metallic charge which induces the electromotive force. When the temperature is made to increment above the melting point of the metallic charge then the changes take place to liquid phase.

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Answer 3

Induction furnace capacity typically ranges from a few kilograms to hundreds of tons, depending on the design and purpose of the furnace. Smaller furnaces are commonly used in foundries and small-scale metal shops, while larger furnaces are used in steel plants and industrial settings for mass production.

Answer 4

Small to really big you need to be more specific.