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Electromagnetic Fields Around Induction Heating Stoves

Electromagnetic Fields Around Induction Heating Stoves Strengths of the magnetic and electric fields around two induction heating stoves were measured at the frequencies of operation of the devices, i.e., in the tens of kilohertz range and at the power line frequency and its harmonics. The measurements were performed for various cast iron and stainless steel cookware.Exposure levels of users of the stoves were compared with existing recommendations for human radiofrequency exposure limits and exposures produced by other home appliances. http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Journal of Microwave Power & Electromagnetic Engergy Taylor & Francis

Electromagnetic Fields Around Induction Heating Stoves

Electromagnetic Fields Around Induction Heating Stoves

Journal of Microwave Power & Electromagnetic Engergy , Volume 22 (2): 7 – Jan 1, 1987

Abstract

Strengths of the magnetic and electric fields around two induction heating stoves were measured at the frequencies of operation of the devices, i.e., in the tens of kilohertz range and at the power line frequency and its harmonics. The measurements were performed for various cast iron and stainless steel cookware.Exposure levels of users of the stoves were compared with existing recommendations for human radiofrequency exposure limits and exposures produced by other home appliances.

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Publisher
Taylor & Francis
Copyright
© 1987 Taylor and Francis Group LLC
ISSN
0832-7823
eISSN
0832-7823
DOI
10.1080/08327823.1987.11688007
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Abstract

Strengths of the magnetic and electric fields around two induction heating stoves were measured at the frequencies of operation of the devices, i.e., in the tens of kilohertz range and at the power line frequency and its harmonics. The measurements were performed for various cast iron and stainless steel cookware.Exposure levels of users of the stoves were compared with existing recommendations for human radiofrequency exposure limits and exposures produced by other home appliances.

Journal

Journal of Microwave Power & Electromagnetic EngergyTaylor & Francis

Published: Jan 1, 1987

Keywords: induction stoves; electromagnetic fields; radiofrequency exposure

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