Induction heating solutions for electromobility
The growing market of vehicles with electric or semi-electric drives is not only politically intended but can also contribute to a reduction of the CO2 footprint of the private and commercial road traffic – provided that the production of electricity is happening in an adequate way. But also, during the production of electric drive systems the CO2 emissions of atmospherically heated furnace lines can be reduced using induction heating. Moreover, also the process stability and the process time can be positively influenced as well as the necessary required space can be reduced by an appropriate usage of induction heating.
| Authors | Andreas Seitzer, Daniel Schulte |
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| Publishing Date | 19 Sept 2021 |
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| Publisher | Vulkan-Verlag GmbH |
| Language | English |
| Title | Induction heating solutions for electromobility |
| Description | The growing market of vehicles with electric or semi-electric drives is not only politically intended but can also contribute to a reduction of the CO2 footprint of the private and commercial road traffic – provided that the production of electricity is happening in an adequate way. But also, during the production of electric drive systems the CO2 emissions of atmospherically heated furnace lines can be reduced using induction heating. Moreover, also the process stability and the process time can be positively influenced as well as the necessary required space can be reduced by an appropriate usage of induction heating. |
