Electrically Generated Heat

1.	Introduction
2.	Resistance Heating
2.1.	Direct Resistance Heating of Electrically Conducting Materials
2.2.	Indirect Resistance Heating of Materials
3.	Infrared Heating
4.	Induction Heating
4.1.	Direct Induction Heating of Metals
4.2.	Indirect Induction Heating of Materials
5.	Dielectric Heating of Nonmetals
6.	Thermal Plasma Heating
7.	Electron Beam Heating
8.	Laser Heating

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