Revolutionizing Cooking with Induction Heating Stovetops: Unveiling the Benefits, Design Considerations and Nationwide Integration Strategy

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2024-12
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Apigian, Samuel
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University Honors College, Middle Tennessee State University
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Studies have been surfacing over the detrimental effect gas stovetops have on the environment and consumers. An alternative stovetop technology is needed to counteract the growing energy consumption in the United States. This thesis is an in-depth evaluation of how to best implement induction for use in stovetops and formulation of a process toward the adoption of induction cooking nationwide. Conducting a thorough analysis of the optimal design and materials for induction cooking, combined with a comprehensive evaluation of the advantages of induction stovetops over alternative cooking surfaces, can effectively persuade the public to embrace induction heating. A well-informed understanding of the most effective implementation of induction heating stovetops is crucial for a seamless transition towards a clean and efficient future in cooking. Government interventions, such as tax breaks, can further contribute to convincing individuals to adopt a more environmentally friendly stovetop solution.
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