Infrapunakuumutus
Infrapunakuumutus, also known as infrared heating, is a method of transferring heat through infrared radiation. This process mimics the natural way the sun warms the Earth. Instead of heating the air directly, infrared heaters emit electromagnetic waves that are absorbed by objects and surfaces, causing them to heat up. This is distinct from convection heating, which warms the air first.
The effectiveness of infrared heating lies in its ability to target specific areas. When infrared radiation
Common applications for infrapunakuumutus include industrial processes such as drying and curing, as well as residential
The spectrum of infrared radiation is divided into near-infrared, mid-infrared, and far-infrared, each with different wavelengths