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This paper shows the influence of the approach zone and bearing part of a die on the longitudinal residual stresses and technological properties of high-carbon steel wire. It has been found that the lowest values of residual stresses on the wire surface occurred in wire drawn in sigmoidal dies with a conical bearing. It also has been proven that the highest number of twists was exhibited in wire drawn in sigmoidal dies rather than concave, convex, or conical dies.
This paper shows the influence of the approach zone and bearing part of a die on the longitudinal residual stresses and technological properties of high-carbon steel wire. It has been found that the lowest values of residual stresses on the wire surface occurred in wire drawn in sigmoidal dies with a conical bearing. It also has been proven that the highest number of twists was exhibited in wire drawn in sigmoidal dies rather than concave, convex, or conical dies.
| Author(s) | Bartlomiej Pikos and Jan W. Pilarczyk, Czestochowa University of Technology, Poland; Andriej Milenin, AGH University of Science and Technology, Poland; and Jan Krnac, Zelezarny a Dratovny Bohumin, Czech Republic |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Paper presented at WAI's 77th Annual Convention (Interwire) in Cleveland, May, 2007. |
| Year | 2007 |
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