The study of induction heating systems from the electromagnetic point of view is still a challenging task for several reasons: the problem underanalysis is strictly multiphysics because it involves the coupled electromagnetic and thermal phenomena; both coupled physics have nonlinear behavior; nonlinearities are of different kinds, both depending on the single phenomenon and on the coupling terms. The aim of the paper is to show that the cell method, based on the use of Tonti diagrams, can handle efficiently this kind of problems. The proposed magneto-thermal numerical procedure is firstly described in its theoretical aspects and then it is applied to a numerical benchmark. Comparisons are carried out with a commercial software on the singl...
In this paper the developed analytical electromagnetic model of induction heating system is presente...
The iterative layer theory approach is applied to the analysis of double sided and single sided indu...
The use of eddy current devices is very common in several areas of Electrical Engineering such as no...
The study of induction heating systems from the electromagnetic point of view is still a challenging...
The numerical simulation of the induction heating process can be computationally expensive, especial...
Presents a procedure for the solution of induction heating coupled non-linear electromagnetic and th...
Fundamental basics of pure and applied research in the area of magneto-thermo-mechanical numerical a...
An application of the Cell Method to a coupled nonlinear problem is presented. The two coupled physi...
In the paper, a benchmark in the area of induction heating is presented in order to test methods and...
International audienceLarge scale industrial induction heating models require economical and robust ...
Induction heating is used in many industrial applications to heat electrically conductive materials....
This paper presents a numerical computation method and also an analysis procedure that can be used i...
International audienceAn increasing number of problems in mechanics and physics involves multiphysic...
International audienceAn increasing number of problems in mechanics and physics involve multiphysics...
In the paper we present the numericalsimulation of the electromagnetic phenomena coupledwith the the...
In this paper the developed analytical electromagnetic model of induction heating system is presente...
The iterative layer theory approach is applied to the analysis of double sided and single sided indu...
The use of eddy current devices is very common in several areas of Electrical Engineering such as no...
The study of induction heating systems from the electromagnetic point of view is still a challenging...
The numerical simulation of the induction heating process can be computationally expensive, especial...
Presents a procedure for the solution of induction heating coupled non-linear electromagnetic and th...
Fundamental basics of pure and applied research in the area of magneto-thermo-mechanical numerical a...
An application of the Cell Method to a coupled nonlinear problem is presented. The two coupled physi...
In the paper, a benchmark in the area of induction heating is presented in order to test methods and...
International audienceLarge scale industrial induction heating models require economical and robust ...
Induction heating is used in many industrial applications to heat electrically conductive materials....
This paper presents a numerical computation method and also an analysis procedure that can be used i...
International audienceAn increasing number of problems in mechanics and physics involves multiphysic...
International audienceAn increasing number of problems in mechanics and physics involve multiphysics...
In the paper we present the numericalsimulation of the electromagnetic phenomena coupledwith the the...
In this paper the developed analytical electromagnetic model of induction heating system is presente...
The iterative layer theory approach is applied to the analysis of double sided and single sided indu...
The use of eddy current devices is very common in several areas of Electrical Engineering such as no...