Rice Cooker Curie Point at Bernice Veronica blog

Rice Cooker Curie Point. Does any body knows how the thermostat of an electrical rice cooker works ? The magnetic steel temperature limiter for electric rice cooker includes one main body made of (ni, zn) fe2o4 soft magnetic ferrite of curie temperature. The switch is held by magnet. This button thing is made of an alloy that has a curie temperature just a bit higher than the boiling point of water. The rice cooker uses this principle to control the switch. You have a magnet with a curie point higher than the cooker will ever reach, and a piece of this “curie point barely above boiling” metal that’s attracted. When the pot finishes boiling the heat rises and exceeds the curie point of the magnet, which means the magnet ceases to be magnetic, and the (no. Most rice cookers use a special magnet in their heating circuit that’s been weakened so that it stops working juuust above the boiling point. When the pot finishes boiling the heat rises and. I found that there were only a spring and a magnet.

This button thing is made of an alloy that has a curie temperature just a bit higher than the boiling point of water. Most rice cookers use a special magnet in their heating circuit that’s been weakened so that it stops working juuust above the boiling point. When the pot finishes boiling the heat rises and exceeds the curie point of the magnet, which means the magnet ceases to be magnetic, and the (no. Does any body knows how the thermostat of an electrical rice cooker works ? You have a magnet with a curie point higher than the cooker will ever reach, and a piece of this “curie point barely above boiling” metal that’s attracted. The magnetic steel temperature limiter for electric rice cooker includes one main body made of (ni, zn) fe2o4 soft magnetic ferrite of curie temperature. When the pot finishes boiling the heat rises and. The rice cooker uses this principle to control the switch. I found that there were only a spring and a magnet. The switch is held by magnet.

Curie Point a rice cooker demonstration YouTube

Rice Cooker Curie Point Most rice cookers use a special magnet in their heating circuit that’s been weakened so that it stops working juuust above the boiling point. You have a magnet with a curie point higher than the cooker will ever reach, and a piece of this “curie point barely above boiling” metal that’s attracted. Most rice cookers use a special magnet in their heating circuit that’s been weakened so that it stops working juuust above the boiling point. When the pot finishes boiling the heat rises and. The switch is held by magnet. The magnetic steel temperature limiter for electric rice cooker includes one main body made of (ni, zn) fe2o4 soft magnetic ferrite of curie temperature. Does any body knows how the thermostat of an electrical rice cooker works ? When the pot finishes boiling the heat rises and exceeds the curie point of the magnet, which means the magnet ceases to be magnetic, and the (no. The rice cooker uses this principle to control the switch. This button thing is made of an alloy that has a curie temperature just a bit higher than the boiling point of water. I found that there were only a spring and a magnet.