Induktivmelttaus
Induktivmelttaus, also known as induction melting, is a process used to melt metals and other materials using electromagnetic induction. This method involves placing the material to be melted within a coil through which an alternating electric current flows. The oscillating magnetic field generated by the coil induces eddy currents within the conductive material. These eddy currents, due to the electrical resistance of the material, generate heat through Joule heating, causing the material to melt.
The process is highly efficient as the heat is generated directly within the material itself, minimizing energy