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The impact of major improvements in the manufacture of steel on the wire industry are considered. A historical perspective on the development of steel wire is presented. The development of the Bessemer and open hearth processes, continuous rod mill production, improvements in iron quality, techniques developed to control austenitic grain size, and the proper use of ingot molds are discussed.
The impact of major improvements in the manufacture of steel on the wire industry are considered. A historical perspective on the development of steel wire is presented. The development of the Bessemer and open hearth processes, continuous rod mill production, improvements in iron quality, techniques developed to control austenitic grain size, and the proper use of ingot molds are discussed.
| Author(s) | Reeder, A.M., Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products20(1): 25, 27-33 1945, Paper presented at WAI 14th Annual Convention, Pittsburgh, PA USA |
| Year | 1945 |
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