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The processes involved in the cold working of alloy steels are described; the types of alloys used, detection of defects prior to working, and the flow of structure during drawing are considered. Other topics include die types used, heat treatments, acid cleaning, and defects caused by cold working.
The processes involved in the cold working of alloy steels are described; the types of alloys used, detection of defects prior to working, and the flow of structure during drawing are considered. Other topics include die types used, heat treatments, acid cleaning, and defects caused by cold working.
| Author(s) | Saxton, R. |
|---|---|
| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products12(4): 195, 198-200 |
| Year | 1937 |
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