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titleOfInvention Electric induction edge heating of electrically conductive slab
abstract Electrical induction heating of the edge of the slab comprising an electrically conductive non-ferrous material is achieved with a transverse flux induction coil comprising a pair of coil portions, the slab passes between the coil portions. The coil portion extends laterally over the opposite end of the slab. The magnetic flux concentrator is located around the area of the coil portion above and below the slab. The flux compensator is inserted between each of the two opposing elongated ends of the coil portion near the edge of the slab. As an alternative, only one of the edges of the slab may be induction heated.
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