12v to 48v 50A ZVS Induction Heater for Melting Metals - 1800W

[@MrElectron]

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[@l0I0I0I0]

What was the white water tube made of? Any idea how close to 100c the water got?

[@MrElectron]

Simple Plastic.. Also , it depends on how long you are using it for.. Its recommended to use larger water bottle which means slower heating.

[@l0I0I0I0]

@@MrElectron Thank you

[@MrElectron]

@@l0I0I0I0 not even 40 degrees.. water keeps it from melting

[@l0I0I0I0]

@@MrElectron Thank you.

[@dLLund]

thank you for posting. based on 20+ years experience in industrial induction heating, i suggest you rework the board & coil leads to bring the coil leads as close together as possible, w/o touching. insulate coil leads w/ 0.06" ptfe [teflon]. you want the CL-CL distance of the coil leads as close as possible, w/o touching. perhaps a small fan-cooled radiator in the coil-cooling flow ?

[@billhall8745]

Ripple current in the capacitors will be high but limited by the thin connecting wires. I made an induction heater about 50 years ago. I used a water cooled triode, the work coil was 1/2 inch pipe. There was a large tank of de-ionised water that was pumped around the valve and the work coil. the power was 10KW, 10KV power supply built from a big mains transformer.. I enjoyed your video

[@victoryfirst2878]

Could you tell me how efficient your unit was as compared to this unit Bill ??? Would you be able to use your first made unit to heat a house just using electricity ?? I am very interested in using this technology for home heating. Please drop you thoughts of my direction of thinking on my idea Sir. Thanks and drop a line fella.

[@billhall8745]

@@victoryfirst2878 Hi, I made two. I don't know the efficiency. Would not have been so good all that time ago. Not suitable for heating a home.. My first one was for medical research. The work coil had a glass tube which went through it. Samples of lung tissue taken from people who had died from asbestos inhalation was placed in the tube. Oxygen was passed through it. The lung tissue burnt away leaving the asbestos behind so that the amount of asbestos could be seen. The second one was for a technical college. Both were very big, Had a large tank of distilled water which was pumped around the work coil and valve. To reduce the amount of electricity to heat a house you could use a ground source heat pump or an air source but not as good. Heat is taken from the ground or the air in a process similar to a freezer. In a freezer the heat is taken from the food and is given off as heat at the back. Search heat pumps for more detail.

[@victoryfirst2878]

@@billhall8745 I have to thank you for the information on what and how you did the project at hand. Would you tell more of the progression with the machine that you built ? From my experience in turn key medical packaging machines machining and installation. I just love to read other person's progress of making machines. I am especially interested in the progression of very simple methods to make things happen. Thanks again Sir for you telling me about your experience with this subject matter. I look forward to hear more details

[@jamesatkinsonsr]

why

[@victoryfirst2878]

@@jamesatkinsonsr Simple. I would like to make a heating unit for heating an enclosed space. Am thinking that just maybe this type of heating would excel in this field. One just never know when something ultra positive can occur just by asking and trying.

[@CadillacZachOffical]

This is really cool, i used to work in a foundry where we made cast iron with huge induction furnaces, this is like a miniature version!

[@rosco4659]

I've run this same induction heater at nearly 80 amps. I used a fresh water feed rather than recirculating, great video mate.

[@jafinch78]

Adding salt or sand or water in your tube before you bend will result in a better formed bend. Thanks for sharing!

[@MrElectron]

Thanks , i forgot about that..

[@vazenimudrost449]

Noted

[@rosco4659]

I too use the sand method, amzing results.

[@JoeNathan42420]

Is that the secret?? Thank you bro! I can never get a bend to go right

[@TwinShards]

Imo i believe water wouldn't be the best option, because it would require more heat to make the bend. Sand would leave some particles stuck in the tube and potentially break off after some time. However salt, sound like the best option. Because it would act like sand when heating the tube but you can disolve any remaining salt with water.

[@salimsantoso450]

Ini baru tayangan KZbin provesional Cuuus pd prakteknya... Ga ky sebelah yg msh abal-abal... Kebanyakan penjelasan sedikit dalam exekusi..

[@devinmccloud]

Nikola Tesla made this discovery in the 1890s. His coil surrounded the room with a 30-foot diameter in-between. He was melting glass, iron, metals snapped together, and deformed.

[@mimose97]

Thanks for this interesting video. I'm going to purchase the similar device but the one with a nominal power of 2500W (it has six MOSFET instead of four). Nice to see it working, I think that the big challenge is to have a good power supplier and to control temperature.of the single parts. For the moment I'll be able to work with about 30V and in that conditions I should obtain about 1500 W,. In the future I'll prepare a DIY power supply able to give the 48 volts with at least 60A in order to push the device at it maximum performance. Thanks for the video, I'll let you know the results of my tests 😀

[@moking8095]

For the PSU try an old welder. That should handle up to 200 amps no sweat.Regards MoK

[@rhiantaylor3446]

Thanks for the video - a few comments. First the issue with the big caps is the ripple current rating which needs to be over 50a for 35a draw - none had a spec showing but bigger is usually better. Second point is that for most of the incoming sine waveform it is the caps that are providing the load current so why are the wires to the cap(s) so puny ? Lastly, though the supply volts are only 48 the high frequency ac on the coil will be several hundred V so watch where you put your fingers when it is running !

[@NICO-ic5lp]

That's exactly what I was thinking when the epic video came out jajjaj great video

[@goodtimeeric]

I enjoyed this video, and really admire your skill. Your tools are very loud and gave me a jolt.

[@MichaelOfRohan]

It helps that the entire circuit is built for you, heat sink and all.

[@hobby_plus]

silicon carbide crucible use with silicon blanket which is protect heat transfer to coil, and change your water can, because cooling water going to heat after some time. You can use radiator with fan for better performance.

[@stanley6602]

Please take safety precations. It's very danger place cooling water/power electronics/red hot devices so close without any heat/electricity isolation Also you need wearing safety device. Accidents may happens any time. Don't bid on lucky chance.

[@brianreeves8336]

GO BACK TO ? WHERE EVER YOU, UNFORTUNATELY CAME FROM !

[@PaulMcClellanmn]

10 fingers are not necessary

[@mikefromspace]

I just bought a 48v dc power supply off Amazon for $85.99+etc... They are actually adjustable voltage. It says 32 but mine adjusted down to the ideal 30vdc to power the induction heater. It's funny I didn't think about cooling the tube like that so I just ordered a 6v 2a power supply to run my 12v pump which is made for a 1/4"id tubing. That copper line is a lot smaller, so I figure 6v should be ideal to keep the pump from overheating from back pressure, as it usually runs 12v 2a.

[@scienceguide3880]

If voltage less than 12v ZVS can't work that cause short circuit. Also put a cooling fan to heatsink cooling diode bridge. The polarized filter capacitor for DC voltage need a resistor few K ohms connect parallel with each single cap so it can charge balance or the capacitor will blow up and emf cause from zvs could cause capacitors overheat make it blow

[@माझीभक्तिगीते]

Sir We need 100 degree for our component id 25 mm and length 25 mm so your this divice can we use

[@mykullclips8143]

You should use a lot bigger water cooling bottle, I use a 5L tank for my 2800W induction heater and after 20-30min of use, the water inside is already boiling hot !

[@MrElectron]

You are right. I made the correction just 3 days after that. I already have uploaded a video which includes that part.

[@aarongoodwin4845]

If you use exterior tubing with wire centered in it, wouldn't you have an adjustable coil? You just need to make sure fluid can flow through the tube and over the wire! Cheers! If you try it, please let me know how it goes! It might be an interesting idea with interesting results! 🙏 Added input.... You may be able to use plastic and coil it around the wire before you insert it into the tube! That should allow for flexibility and coolant flow!

[@patrickirby9825]

Thank you for your knowledge and videos.

[@viliusstankevicius]

Why you can not put this graphite crucible on a usual kitchen electric cooking plate, which runs on a usual 220 (or 110) V ? Or take a spiral wire from an usual 220V electric home heater and mount it round on the graphite crucible? It would be the same 1.5 - 2 KW, so would give the same temperature result.

[@MrElectron]

We don't have that here in India..

[@ИгорьЛюбарский-ж2ь]

@@MrElectron нихрома нет?

[@afthab5754]

Amazing bro, I got a product and I’m actually trying to build a induction heater to heat up a 200 liters drum. Can you please help me with it please

[@TheStarforce2]

What needs to be done to increase the coil diameter? For my melting purposes anything that can't melt in a container smaller than maybe 5 inch diameter isn't worth building.

[@commenter2941]

wow, water cooled induction heater, you are genius

[@ИгорьЛюбарский-ж2ь]

только гении китайцы а не он

[@shrikrishnaashirwadgems499]

I want buy one instrument like this for heat gemstone 1700°c for one hour

[@MrElectron]

Link to buy is in the description

[@OkanSapmaz]

How can you increase the frequency? Which parts should be replaced and what are their values?

[@faisalfaixal2376]

when water goes fron bottle amd while returning tp the bottle let oit pass through a copper pipe wound above fans and then entering bottle back to water gets cooler

[@SHANKAR-Nitrr]

Bro I have spare coil and ceramic plate of Bajaj 1400w induction heater can I use this for cooking food

[@hamid.s.zolfagari]

hi. thank you for amazing video. i have two questions: what is the use of capacitors ? and is it possible to melt iron or steel with this Heater ?

[@sluge1]

Good work. As for me I would install a radiator for cooling water

[@MGY_]

Where do you get that giant capacitor sir..

[@MrElectron]

Scrap Market.

[@MGY_]

@@MrElectron thanks

[@ronysalama8888]

Hello, I want to ask if I want to heat a cylinder with a diameter of 40 cm for an hour, just how many watts of heating does it consume and what are the necessary adjustments to bring it to 350 Celcius?

[@Elektronik-EXTREM]

what is the voltage when the current is over 36A. I think that no more 40V before.

[@supiyanto6168]

Good video induction heater super hot

[@albin8638]

Hello, Sir, how did you change the current frequency? Coil heater requires a lot of kHZ -> like 100kHz+ While power supply deliver in our homes is around 50-60Hz

[@akhtarnadeem621]

Does Any inductor has a very high voltage or current across the copper coil,is it dangerous??

[@arsenioegoytorogiguinat2826]

Sir I just watch your video today, my question is, can I change the copper coil to a so a crusible the size is 3 inches diameyer

[@tommytt2233]

Can I ask how you constructed the full wave bridge rectifier. It looks like you have 9 diodes

[@shrikrishnaashirwadgems499]

Bhai mere ko 2 kg stone ko 1700°C heat krna hai kuch bana ke de sakte ho?

[@authentic4225]

Question is will this set up melt stainless steel?

[@MrElectron]

No

[@Alimotevalian-g8i]

how capacitor increased voltage?

[@ragbragb3668]

Thank you for your effort, could you make us a 1000W . sine wave inverter?

[@johnruscigno5738]

This driver actually produces a perfect sine wave at the output. Very high frequency though.

[@creativebj2186]

Wow 😲 it's just amazing🤩 bro

[@alvaroa.m.5744]

Funde aluminio?

[@thecriticiser662]

Can we melt copper in zvs 1800 If yes then how much time it take

[@anishpk6180]

could you please make a video on 12v dc induction stove working on solar panels.

[@Maro.Simone]

you can set the max temp reach for this system?

[@MrElectron]

No

[@Maro.Simone]

@@MrElectron ok so for melt metal is not much indicater better a furnace

[@so4verage1g65]

im early wassup my guy fav indian youtuber

[@livestreamofarth273]

this "mr electron" is indian

[@MemeHiburanTVLucu01]

Is it can melt iron ?

[@MrElectron]

No

[@MemeHiburanTVLucu01]

Can u show me,a thing can melt iron ?

[@bhawerlalosatwal2264]

Sir I am working handicraft aluminium artical how Ican melt with the help of solar energy I have alredy setup 10Kw

[@rajakumarsingh3145]

Bhai new induction me ceramic vs glass kon better hoga Prestige ka ceramic atlus 3.0 1200watt. Vs pigeon crystal glass favorite ic 1800watt. Kon accha hoga ?

[@SC.243k]

Good job 👍💙

[@dipanshudhote5671]

which mosfet used here

[@xelerator25]

watching this as a german makes me cry... i just wonder that ur still alive

[@grahamhall2662]

Yes I agree. a high probability of electrocution and other means of death.

[@MuhamadRidwan-pq6wk]

can it work for low frequency inverter 🙏

[@harshaviduranga7220]

How Can I Get One

[@pareshbhai7917]

Kya eseme pital aur loha melt ho jataa he?

[@tr_2sc1970]

You should use thick wires not so thin as they get so hot!

[@aarongoodwin4845]

Bro.... Please cover that capacitor! I don't want this to be your last video!

[@Mrcoverhit]

Nice video what is the transformer that you have used the value of the capacitors and what line output transformer did you use

[@tuncaybey8763]

What about power bill? Did it affect too much of it?

[@osamagamal-hf9ri]

how to make the voltage and temperature is high or low ?

[@ihsanens]

ac ? dc? powersuply?

[@victoryfirst2878]

What is the induction heater duty cycle ??? Thanks

[@awfab3517]

I havent finished my 3000 watt one but got it working, now I want a 1600kw one.

[@mukesh00000000007]

What is the cost of this project

[@zaferakhan5359]

Merhaba, ürün tam yükte şebekeden kaç watt enerji çeker?

[@balendrayadav6656]

will a sensorless motor work with a sensored esc?

[@kennedy67951]

Something more important would be using something like this to quick Heat Water, say in a Home. This would be far better than the Cheaply Build but very expensive Quick Water Home Heating Systems for sale today. Maybe you could do a Video that explores this Idea? Will you do it? One for the Kitchen Sink and Dishwasher. One for the Bathroom Sink and Tub. One for the Cloths Washer. I hope you take on my request. Thanks for sharing your hard earned knowledge with me. I do appreciate this very much.

[@shuflee2754]

How did you buy from Bangood? Please tell me. Does it ship to India?

[@viniciusmorgan3547]

What is the frequency of the inductor? This is the most important information...

[@jmikronis7376]

100KHz going into the copper coil, then, into a steel workpiece is what causes it to heat up. Workpieces must react to magnetic fields, if they don’t, this induction coil won’t affect them. The copper pipe isn’t magnetic. The close proximity of the hot workpiece is what causes the copper pipe to heat up.

[@jozefnovak7750]

Super! Thank you very much!

[@nunyabisnass1141]

Rhw cooling system is t just inadequate, the materials used will literally not hold out long enough to provide substantial or long term use. It'd be a miracle if it lasted 15 minutes of continuous use even once. It was also completely unnecessary to plumb in a connection through the reservoir that had to be fitted and sealed when both tubes could have simply been fed in from the top. In fact, it would have been better if for cooling if that had been done as there wouldn't be any extra fittings constricting flow rate.

[@siammoderndecor]

Can it work continuously?

[@وليدجبر-ه5ر]

كيف يمكن الحصول على هذ اجهاز

[@alexandrgolovschuk3935]

Что за едрунда с подключением электронасоса?

[@ladjkaoz]

if you are using batteries of 200A how can you limit current to 35A.

[@setsofianyamesorto7630]

What is the name of the machine

[@aronkumar8628]

Is product ka link dal do

[@mrelectron_alternator]

Its in the description with discount coupon

[@lokeshkumarpathak8339]

Sir total costing price

[@MrElectron]

Check description

[@joaoalmeida1072]

esta espiral de cobre pode ficar mais distante?

[@jem4054]

Can you list the parts??

[@frenchcreekvalley]

What was the supply voltage when you were attempting to melt the aluminum in the graphite crucible? I suspect that the voltage had dropped 10 or more volts.

[@umarfarooq6507]

Mujhe ek induction heating machine Leni h commercial use ke liye

[@oplkfdhgk]

Would it be possible to use this to make an induction stove? I would like a 12-24v induction stove.🙂

[@MrElectron]

its possible but the temperature control unit is mandatory.

[@oplkfdhgk]

@@MrElectron okay. Thanks for answering. 🙂

[@x-6790]

@@oplkfdhgk 🙂👈👈🤣

[@charley8071]

@@x-6790 😂😂👺🤚

[@andreeaviciriuc5267]

Ok felicitări

[@AhangarRashid]

I want to purchase this induction Owen

[@alext4706]

How many volts does it produce?

[@ОлегКоробкин-у7е]

Интересно, а медь (Cu) ,и её сплавы сможет плавить этот гаджет?

[@Persanity]

Why didn't you put the piece of mica you cut out back before you put the tape on? Just snap a bit of the top for the pipe then put it back where it came from, then tape like you did.

[@mathieupierremarceaupaulin5298]

Waouhoù la mini fonderie à l'air puissante y te faut mesurer les miligaus dégagé voir te protèger d'une feuille de plomb si besoin à ces fréquences il a peu de chance de se sublimer comme sur le réacteur de chère nos billes

[@sergiozeliastibi4475]

Meus parabéns pela criatividade

[@user-wt2cc9my6e]

Nice.What is the maximum temperature?

[@rasgandomapas7691]

Hello Mr.electron congratulations for the channel. What is the biggest diameter that we can use in this module, with 2 or three turns?

[@ОлександрКостянюк]

Схема де?

[@sameerp8601]

Metal Quinching And Harding Bhi Kar Sakte Hai Isse

[@tharangaranga609]

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