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    Electric Cooking PDF

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    Induction cooking provides several benefits over conventional cooking methods. It is faster and more energy efficient, helping to reduce energy costs. Induction cooking is also safer since it produces no flame or gas leakage and easier for novice cooks. Additionally, induction cooking improves health by eliminating smoke and pollutants from cooking. It allows for a more comfortable cooking environment without perspiration in summer. A cost comparison of cooking 1kg of rice shows induction to be the most affordable option.

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    Induction cooking provides several benefits over conventional cooking methods. It is faster and more energy efficient, helping to reduce energy costs. Induction cooking is also safer since it produces no flame or gas leakage and easier for novice cooks. Additionally, induction cooking improves health by eliminating smoke and pollutants from cooking. It allows for a more comfortable cooking environment without perspiration in summer. A cost comparison of cooking 1kg of rice shows induction to be the most affordable option.

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    Induction cooking provides several benefits over conventional cooking methods. It is faster and more energy efficient, helping to reduce energy costs. Induction cooking is also safer since it produces no flame or gas leakage and easier for novice cooks. Additionally, induction cooking improves health by eliminating smoke and pollutants from cooking. It allows for a more comfortable cooking environment without perspiration in summer. A cost comparison of cooking 1kg of rice shows induction to be the most affordable option.

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    Electric Cooking PDF

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    Sourav Jash
    Induction cooking provides several benefits over conventional cooking methods. It is faster and more energy efficient, helping to reduce energy costs. Induction cooking is also safer since it produces no flame or gas leakage and easier for novice cooks. Additionally, induction cooking improves health by eliminating smoke and pollutants from cooking. It allows for a more comfortable cooking environment without perspiration in summer. A cost comparison of cooking 1kg of rice shows induction to be the most affordable option.

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    Pros Pros

    Speed Improved health


    Heats up faster. Cooking takes up to 50% lesser time. Prolonged exposure to smoke arising from conventional indoor
    cooking methods detoriate health.

    Energy efficiency Comfort


    Cooking in kitchen with fan or AC environment. No
    Manifestation in form of savings in energy consumption and
    perspiration in summer.
    reduction energy usage cost.

    Safety Carbon Free Cooking


    Go Green & Save your Environment and Health.
    No flame, no gas leakage and no grease deposition on cooktop.

    Low maintenance Ease of cooking


    Periodic change of Burners, pipe, and regulators on periodic Built in cooking option makes the job easier for novice.
    basis not required.
    COST OF COOKING COMPARISON FOR VARIOUS COOKTOPS : 1 kg of rice

    1 Cylinder (46.1 MJ/kg) 1 kWH


    Unit Definition 1 kWH
    (14.2 kgs LPG/19 kgs LPG)

    Energy (in Joules) 654624000/875900000 3600000 3600000

    Energy Efficiency 40% 74% 84%

    Energy (in Joules) output 261848000/350360000 2664000 3024000

    Energy required to cook 1 kg of


    rice (in Joules) 1500000 1500000 1500000

    Units Required to heat 1 kg of 0.006/0.004 0.56 0.50


    rice
    Subsidized: 499.29
    Domestic:7.31 Domestic:7.31
    Cost per Unit (in Rs) Un-subsidized : 738.5
    Commercial:8.5 Commercial:8.5
    Commercial : 1376
    Subsidized : 2.86
    Cost of heating Domestic: 4.12 Domestic: 3.63
    Unsubsidized: 4.23 Commercial: 4.22
    (in Rs) Commercial: 4.79
    Commercial : 5.89

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