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Investigations on grain growth in low carbon steel wire, which gives rise to embrittlement, are described. Grain growth results from critical strain during cold working and critical temperature during annealing. Optimum temperatures, carbon content, strain, and working methods for minimizing brittleness are discussed.
Investigations on grain growth in low carbon steel wire, which gives rise to embrittlement, are described. Grain growth results from critical strain during cold working and critical temperature during annealing. Optimum temperatures, carbon content, strain, and working methods for minimizing brittleness are discussed.
| Author(s) | McCarthy, B.L., Wickwire Spencer Steel Co. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products12(10): 535-544 1937 |
| Year | 1937 |
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