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Chemical tests for revealing defects in bare and galvanized wire are discussed. The causes of cuppy fractures and the acid test for detection of segregation are considered. The copper sulfate test, the French government test, the lead acetate test, the caustic soda test, and the salt spray test for determining the quality of galvanizing on wire are described.
Chemical tests for revealing defects in bare and galvanized wire are discussed. The causes of cuppy fractures and the acid test for detection of segregation are considered. The copper sulfate test, the French government test, the lead acetate test, the caustic soda test, and the salt spray test for determining the quality of galvanizing on wire are described.
| Author(s) | Brunton, J.D., Brunton's Research Labs. |
|---|---|
| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products3(11): 368-370, 384-485 1928 |
| Year | 1928 |
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