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Research and development work aimed at reducing wire break frequencies included development of a tension meter based on strain gauges. Tension experiments were performed on drawing machines drawing fine aluminum and copper wire, and capstan lubricating conditions were closely related to wire diameter.
Research and development work aimed at reducing wire break frequencies included development of a tension meter based on strain gauges. Tension experiments were performed on drawing machines drawing fine aluminum and copper wire, and capstan lubricating conditions were closely related to wire diameter.
| Author(s) | Valberg, H.SINTEF |
|---|---|
| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire Journal14(2): 78-81 1981, Paper presented at WAI 3rd European Regional Conference, Bruges, Belgium |
| Year | 1981 |
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