General trend of technical design of electric heating equipment

Contemporary appearance design is an important part of industrial design, but the technical design of electric heating equipment is also a core design. Its general trends are as follows: (1) Introducing cutting-edge technologies and new technologies in the development of electric heating equipment products, such as the application of microcomputer technology, sensor technology, far infrared technology, fuzzy logic control and neural fuzzy logic control, electroacoustic technology, and multimedia technology. (2) Combination and multifunctionality of electric heating equipment products. (3) Intelligentization and harmlessness of electric heating equipment products. (4) Energy saving, new energy, and multi-energy of electric heating equipment products. (5) Humanization of electric heating equipment products. (6) Cordless electric heating equipment products. (7) Companionization of electric heating equipment production lines. (8) Electronicization and mechatronics of electric heating equipment. (9) Two-tier differentiation of high-end and low-end electric heating equipment. (10) Self-matching grouping of electric heating equipment. (11) Electric heating equipment adopts new basic elements and components. Such as stainless steel metal electric heating tubes (including metal tubular electric heating elements with non-uniform tube surface load) and finned electric heating tubes; electric heating radiation tubes; ceramic coated electric heating elements, PTC electric heating elements, etc.

(12) Electric heating equipment uses new materials. Since the cost of raw materials accounts for a large proportion of household appliances, generally 50% to 10%, and some products can reach 70%, therefore, countries around the world try to use new, comparable but cheaper new materials (metal materials, inorganic non-metallic materials, polymer materials, composite materials) or use electronic computer-aided design to reduce the number of parts and material usage as the main means of reducing costs.