Defects in steel that lead to problems in drawn steel wire

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Defects in steel that lead to problems in drawn steel wire are discussed; dissolved oxides, occluded hydrogen, accidental constituents in steel, varying carbon content, and cementite are considered. Proper cleaning of steel for wiredrawing, unfounded complaints of bad quality steel, effects of varying analyses on tempering, and misuse-related wire defects are also discussed.

Description

The PDF provides a comprehensive technical analysis of steel wire manufacturing, with particular emphasis on quality control and processing parameters. It explores how clean steel production directly impacts wire quality, detailing the crucial role of deoxidation processes and timing. The document examines various testing methods, particularly the torsion test, which serves as a key quality indicator for hard steel wire.

A significant portion focuses on heat treatment’s influence on wire properties, explaining how different temperatures and processing conditions affect the final product’s characteristics. The paper addresses common quality issues, emphasizing that many perceived material defects actually stem from processing variables rather than the steel itself. It concludes by highlighting the importance of collaboration between steelmakers and wire manufacturers to achieve optimal product quality.

The content is particularly valuable for:
– Wire manufacturing professionals
– Quality control specialists
– Process engineers
– Steel production managers

This technical resource effectively bridges the gap between theoretical metallurgy and practical wire manufacturing considerations.

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Additional information

Author(s)

Atkins, E.A.

Pages

7

Year

1927