low-frequency induction furnace

low-frequency induction furnace

[′lō ‚frē·kwən·sē in¦dək·shən ‚fər·nəs]
(engineering)
An induction furnace in which current flow at the commercial power-line frequency is induced in the charge to be heated.
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