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The transverse crimp sensitivity test for determining the quality and workability of wires of many sizes, grades and compositions is described. The test is a refinement of the bend test for ductile materials, and is used to determine uniformity of the wire. The test procedure is discussed in detail, theoretical considerations are presented, and variables that should be considered or standardized are described.
The transverse crimp sensitivity test for determining the quality and workability of wires of many sizes, grades and compositions is described. The test is a refinement of the bend test for ductile materials, and is used to determine uniformity of the wire. The test procedure is discussed in detail, theoretical considerations are presented, and variables that should be considered or standardized are described.
| Author(s) | Chubb, W., Jr., Missouri School of Mines, Eppelsheimer, D.S., The Ludlow-Saylor Wire Co. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products24(6): 491-493, 545-546 1949 |
| Year | 1949 |
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