INDUCTION DYNAMIC TECHNOLOGICAL DEVICE

An induction dynamic technological device containing an inductor is made in the form of a disk excitation coil with dielectric case which is connected to the source of pulse current, and located between the inductor and the surface of the equipment subject to cleaning, an anchor made from an electroconductive material in the form of a flat disk with internal cowling located inside of the inductor coil in such a manner that the external lateral surface of the cowling is turned toward the part of the internal lateral surface of the coil. The excitation coil of the inductor is made in the form of two sections electrically connected in series according to the magnetic field, said sections being divided by an axial backlash with radial channels for cooling in such a manner that the section turned toward the surface of the equipment subject to cleaning is enclosed by cylindrical cowlings of the anchor, and the internal lateral surface of external cowling is turned toward external lateral surface of section of the coil, and adjacently face surface of the second section of the coil distant from the surface of the equipment subject to cleaning.