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ASM Induction Heating Self-Study Course

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Product code: 27371C

ASM International has developed this course covering the entire spectrum of induction heating technology. Written by industry experts, it covers the role of induction heating in producing reliable products, often with considerable savings in energy, labor and time. Taking a fundamentals approach, the basic principles of induction heating are presented as an introduction.

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ASM International has developed this course covering the entire spectrum of induction heating technology. Written by industry experts, it covers the role of induction heating in producing reliable products, often with considerable savings in energy, labor and time.

Taking a fundamentals approach, the basic principles of induction heating are presented as an introduction. With this as background, methods of selecting equipment, frequency, and power; designing coils; and installing such as heating prior to hot working, heat treating, welding and brazing and melting are described in depth. A lesson on special applications, particularly those involving non-metals, is included to illustrate the wide range of uses of induction heating. The final lesson deals with the important questions of system safety and process economics.

This course was developed in cooperation with the EPRI Center for Materials Fabrication. The use of a scientific calculator that is in most smart phones will be needed for this course.

Target Audience

Process, electrical, and manufacturing engineers, as well as heat treating personnel will benefit from this course. Technicians, metallurgists, design personnel, industrial engineers and methods analysts will also derive value from this course. Some exposure to basic electrical concepts is desirable.

Required Pre-Requisites

A strong mathematical background.

Continuing Education Units: 2.0

You will have 12 months to complete the course from the time you register.

  1. Introduction: history and background, principles and theory, overview of applications, basics of power supplies
  2. Power Supplies and Auxiliary Equipment: components of induction heating systems, power supply equipment, specific power supplies, water cooling/control systems, system control
  3. Coil Design and Selection: theory and concepts, coil design
  4. Preheating Prior to Hot Working : principles and theory, applications, coil and equipment selection, effects of materials variables, system control
  5. Induction Heat Treatment: fundamentals of heat treatment, equipment selection and processing parameters, technical considerations, applications
  6. Induction Brazing, Soldering and Welding: process capabilities, basic principles, filler/joining metals, assembly and fixturing, applications, principles of high frequency welding, pipe and tube welding, special welding applications, metallurgical considerations
  7. Induction Melting: types of furnaces, principles and theory, applications, miscellaneous
  8. Part Handling Systems and Process Control: introduction, handling equipment, control systems, automation
  9. Special Applications: plastics, packaging, electronics, glass, miscellaneous
  10. Safety and Economics: economics of power sources, ancillary costs, cost analysis of applications, safety considerations

Refund Policy for Self-Study Courses:

A refund will only be given for Online and/or Self-Study sales if requested in writing to ASM International’s Education Department at [email protected] within 30 days of purchasing the course(s). However, if ASM International records demonstrate that the student has accessed more than 2 lessons online or opened the final exam within those 30 days then no refund will be issued.

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