[Greenbuilding] Induction cooking
Stephen
sl at 210nle.com
Tue Sep 27 10:46:19 CDT 2011
The ability to distribute heat is a function of heat conduction properties
of the material in question. Aluminum is a much better conductor of heat
than iron or steel. If an aluminum pan has a disc of "ferrous material" I
would guess it is to enable induction heating, only.
Stephen
-------Original Message-------
From: Leslie Moyer
To: Green Building
Subject: Re: [Greenbuilding] Induction cooking
Sent: Sep 27 '11 11:38
Most higher QUALITY aluminum pots have a disc on the bottom that contains
ferrous metals to better evenly distribute the heat. Those that don't
are--as I and others have pointed out--too cheap to waste your money on.
>From a sustainability standpoint, they're a total waste of resources. (And
then there are the arguments against using aluminum which have also been
pointed out.)
Leslie Moyer
On Sep 25, 2011, at 4:46 PM, Richard Garbary wrote:
Aluminum bottom pans will not work.
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On Sun, Sep 25, 2011 at 5:43 PM, Richard Garbary <[LINK:
mailto:richard6 at gmail.com] richard6 at gmail.com> wrote:
Yes, absolutely correct! .087kwh and .150kwh.
Thanks for the correction
Richard
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On Sun, Sep 25, 2011 at 3:03 PM, Bruno M. <[LINK:
mailto:brunom1 at telenet.be] brunom1 at telenet.be> wrote:
hum,
your off with your math by a factor thousand.
0,150 kWh
0,087 kWh
There is hardly any energy efficiency benefit versus natural gas
cooking.
And for induction cooking you need special pans .
Grts
Bruno M.
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Op 25-9-2011 18:54, Richard Garbary schreef:
Electric stovetop versus induction:
.5 litre water to a boil.
Kenmore electric stove:
1200 watt element/60 minute * 7.5 minute = 150kwh
Salton model 1081 induction cooker from Costco ($65) :
1310 watt / 60 minute * 4 minute = 87 kwh
A great way to help flatten the curve.
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