Application R&D

Application R&D

Since the R&D Department of GH ELECTROTERMIA, S.A.U. (then known as GH INDUSTRIAL S.A.) developed the first transistor generator in 1985, many applications for using the induction heating method have been found.

The possibilities grew to such an extent that in 1998 it was decided to create the Applications R&D Department, which examines only the process from the output circuit, not taking into account the power supply or the generator which would be used for performing each process.

The entire R&D work of GH GROUP as regards new applications or processes is performed at the R&D Applications Department of the companies in the GH Group.

The R&D Applications Department has had its own functional organic structure since 1998, constantly working on Research and Development tasks, more specifically on the search for heating processes at present not performed by induction or in which the use of induction heating helps to boost the technological development of manufacturing systems.

Projects

2020
2019
2018
2017
2016
2010
2009
2007

Design and development of inductors and heating stations, for the realization of stress relief thermal treatments without the use of impeders and with fine adjustment of the temperature differential between different points of the treated pipe (CORE-LESS project)

Project co-funded by CDTI and the EUROPEAN REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Study of adverse phenomena in the processing of copper powder with EBM technology (OMEGA2X project)

Project funded by INNOVATION AGENCY FOR THE VALENCIAN REGION (AVI)

Development of Inductors and Heating Stations, for the performance of core hardening treatments, for solid parts with ultra-fast heating times (TECOMA project)

This project has been co-funded by CDTI, and the European Union through the Operational Programme Smart Growth ERDF 2014-2020. The reference number of the project is EXP 00116293 / IDI-20190058.

Design of ultra-compact vertical induction heating systems for scanning pieces hardening treatment through the use of power and frequency extended range systems (INDURATE project)

Project co-funded by CDTI and the EUROPEAN REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Development of heating stations and inductors, for the heating of copper strips in high production equipment, through the use of transversal flux (FLAP Project)

Project co-funded by CDTI and the EUROPEAN REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT FUND: IDI-20170338

Development of adaptive resonant heating stations, for the realization of differentiated thermal treatments, consecutively and with automatic adjustment, using a single inductor and a single heating station (ECRA Project)

Project co-funded by CDTI and the EUROPEAN REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT FUND: IDI-20170337

Development of heating stations and ROtary inductors, for conducting heat treatments in Motion with the capacity of being Adapted for the treatment of Different types of pieces (ROMA Project)

Project co-funded by CDTI and the EUROPEAN REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT FUND: IDI‐20160144

 

Examination and development of a highly innovative system for dismantling plasma and LCD screens by means of induction heating for recycling their components

Subsidised by IMPIVA.

Development of a new stress relief process for application at the ends of tubes with no welding bead, by means of heating induction, for optimising their quality and improving the production yield

Examination of the induction heating technology applied in the bainite hardening process for eliminating cyanide salts

System for Postheating cables by induction

Subsidised by CDTI (Centre for Industrial Technological Development) with case reference: IDI-2007-0434.

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