Multiphysics Modeling of Joule, Induction, and RF Heating
Free, One-hour Webinar
Electromagnetic heating occurs in many industrial applications, both as an intended mechanism for heating (e.g. in process heating such as metal hardening) and as an unintended design consequence, as in Joule heating in electronics. This webinar will explore how simulation tools enable engineers and scientists to analyze and optimize heating processes driven by electric currents, magnetic fields, and radio frequency energy. We’ll cover the fundamentals and real-world applications of Joule (resistive), induction, and RF heating, highlighting how multiphysics modeling can accurately predict temperature distributions, electromagnetic effects, and material responses in complex systems. We will present three case studies of Multiphysics models that couple electromagnetics, heat transfer, and other physics, such as fluid flow and chemical reactions.
Details
Course Instructor
Dr. Mike Kuron is a Principal at Veryst Engineering. Dr. Kuron’s primary area of expertise is Multiphysics modeling of fluid flows coupled with heat transfer, chemical reactions, and electromagnetics. Dr. Kuron works with clients in the aerospace and defense, power and energy, nuclear, turbomachinery, electronics, and healthcare industries to provide simulation-driven product engineering solutions. He has applied his simulation expertise to a wide range of product design challenges, including gas turbine components, squeeze film dampers, vacuum furnaces, an innovative vertical take-off and landing jet design, slurry pumps subject to component erosion, steam jet ejectors, thermal and structural performance of electronics enclosures, medical device sterilization chambers, and razor blade cartridges.
Learning Objectives
The goal of this webinar is to introduce important aspects of multiphysics modeling of electromagnetic heating technologies. By the end of this webinar, you will have a deeper understanding of:
- the fundamental physics of electromagnetic heating by resistive, inductive, magnetic hysteretic, and dielectric heating
- how multiphysics modeling can help to analyze and optimize electromagnetic heating processes
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the coupling of electromagnetic heating to other physical processes, such as fluid flow and chemical reaction
Registration
The May 29, 2025 Multiphysics Modeling of Joule, Induction, and RF Heating web-based course is free, but registration is required and class size is limited.
Deadline for registration is: Tuesday, May 27, 2025.
Cancellation Policy
Veryst reserves the right to reject registrations and to cancel a webinar based on class size.
Important Information
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