Handbook of Induction Soldering: Principles, Processing, and Applications

The Handbook of Induction Soldering: Principles, Processing, and Applications provides a comprehensive look into the use of induction heating for soldering, detailing its efficiency and precision in soldering various components. It covers the history and fundamental principles of brazing, soldering, and induction heating, alongside the basics of soldering technology. The book delves into inductor construction, induction heating plants, and soldering equipment, discussing base and auxiliary soldering materials, and methods for applying filler metal to solder joints. It emphasizes factors affecting the mechanical properties of soldered joints and includes case studies on induction heating for joining applications, focusing on inductor coil design, workpiece geometries, and production volumes. It also addresses common soldering faults, occupational safety, environmental protection, and the economic aspects of induction soldering.