3. Levitation and electromagnetic forming
3.1 Electromagnetic levitation
The magnetic field B is created by an inductor through which flows an alternating current of intensity I (in A), maximum amplitude I 0 , pulsed at frequency f (in Hz).
The electromagnetic forces j x B induced in the liquid metal comprise a time-independent mean component and a pulsed component at 2f. In the medium and high frequency range, i.e. from a few tens...
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