Induction heating helps put wind turbines in high gear
February 18th, 2010
Accurately controlled induction heat treating systems are effectively used for induction hardening large gears and bearing races utilized in wind energy applications. Induction heating produces the required metallurgical properties with minimum shape distortion, providing high quality parts that directly affect the longevity of wind turbines.
http://www.inductoheat.com/pdf/induction-heating-high-gear-wind-turbines.pdf
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