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Radiation Intensity for Induction Brazing

01/15/2012 8:24 PM

Dear Sir, Please tell me How to check the radioactive for induction brazing,Is there any Procedures and Standards? Is there a threshold that the radioactive intensity for the health of the operator? Thanks! Best Regard, Lv zhiyong
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Re: radioactive for induction brazing

01/15/2012 9:04 PM

Induction brazing does not cause radioactive byproducts, so I am guessing you mean electromagnetic fields.

Induction heating

Induction brazing

Electromagnetic radiation and health

Induction Brazing Safety

There may also be more specific information in the induction brazing equipment manual or from the equipment supplier.

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Re: radioactive for induction brazing

01/15/2012 9:14 PM

Thanks for your information. That's the answer I wanted. Thanks!
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