History of Metallurgy Induction Heating
Before 3500 B.C. Egyptians worked with copper
Stone Age- 3 different periods, prehistoric human development
- Paleolithic/Old Stone Age – rudimentary chipped stone tools
- Mesolithic/ Middle Stone Age- chipped stone tools and small stone tools to be mounted
- Neolithic/ New Stone Age-polished stone tools by grinding and polishing
Bronze Age- characterized by bronze, proto writing, urban civilization
- Near East- 3300 BC-1200 BC
- South Asia 3000 BC-1200 BC
- Europe 3200 BC-600 BC
- China 2000-700 BC
Iron Age- prevalent use of iron
- New East- 1200 BC- 500 BC
- India 1200BC- 500BC
- Europe 1200BC- 1BC
- China 600 BC- 200BC
- Korea 400BC-400 AD
- Japan 100 BC-300AD
- Sub-Sahara Africa 1000BC- 800AD
Post classical Modern 1200-1500-
- invasions from Central Asia
- development of world religions
- networks of trade and military contact
Modern Times 1500- 1800
exploration/colonization of Americas
- global trade
- development of experimental science
- technological progress
Late Modern – 1800-1945
- Industrialization effects technology, social economic groups, and cultural changes
- European Revolts
- Imperialism and Empires
- Slavery and Abolitionism
1800’s Michael Faraday over served heating of transformer and motor windings
1846- metal studied by Henry Clifton Sorby
1916 first constructive use of induction to melt metals
1930’s high frequency motors-generator sets created
1946 Edwin Cady uses basic types of induction equipment
1948- General Electric invests in technology and research
1950s- now- process adapted for production of missiles, beams, die casting , and other uses
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