The electric furnace in which heat is produced by a combination of induced current and skin effect is called _____________ furnace?

Correct answer: C. High frequency induction

  • A. Arc
  • B. Resistance
  • C. High frequency induction
  • D. Low frequency induction

Explanation

High-frequency induction furnaces heat through induced currents concentrated near the surface because of the skin effect. Low-frequency induction furnaces rely more on bulk induced-current heating and electromagnetic stirring.

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