Heating method (electric) and far infrared heating - Trivia No. 3

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last updated：Aug 21, 2019

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Among infrared heating, far infrared heating is widely used as an efficient heat source.

The heat sources for far infrared heating include electricity, gas, and oil. AMK Co., Ltd. specializes in far infrared heaters and equipment that use electricity as a heat source. Electricity is easy to control and allows for high-precision and high-efficiency heat treatment. The methods of electric heating used in production processes that convert electrical energy into thermal energy include resistance heating, induction heating, dielectric heating, microwave heating, heat pumps, and infrared heating. Among infrared heating, far infrared heating is widely used as an efficient heat source. 【Trivia: Heating Methods (Electric) and Far Infrared Heating】 ○ Resistance Heating / Induction Heating / Dielectric Heating / Microwave Heating / Heat Pumps ○ Far Infrared Heating → A method that uses heaters that emit wavelengths of 3μ or more for efficient heating → Organic materials and polymers (paints, plastics, food, etc.) absorb electromagnetic waves of 3μ or more well and generate heat. For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.

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**Heating Methods (Electric) and Far Infrared Heating** ○ Resistance Heating → Electric furnaces (indirect resistance heating) that utilize heat generated by passing current through a heating element are widely used. ○ Induction Heating → Heating using Joule heat generated within the heated object by electromagnetic induction. ○ Dielectric Heating → Applying high-frequency voltage to the heated object, causing heat generation through the collision and friction of its constituent molecules. ○ Microwave Heating → Utilizing electromagnetic waves (radio waves) at a frequency even higher than dielectric heating (2450 MHz microwaves), similar to a microwave oven. ○ Heat Pump → Simultaneously cooling and heating using a refrigerant, recovering and reusing heat from waste heat. ○ Far Infrared Heating → Expanding applications across a wide range due to high heating efficiency (space-saving and increased production), good temperature distribution (quality improvement), easy temperature control (automation), and clean heating. → Applicable in various fields such as painting, drying, and curing of metal and plastic tools and parts, preheating, processing, and annealing of plastic products, substrate heating, and food heating. ● For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.