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The process of compression bright annealing copper is explained. Tests comparing conventional annealing with compression annealing show the many advantages of the latter, including shorter annealing and cooling cycles, lower power consumption, smaller space requirements, better quality with greater uniformity, lower operation costs, and faster annealing treatment.
The process of compression bright annealing copper is explained. Tests comparing conventional annealing with compression annealing show the many advantages of the latter, including shorter annealing and cooling cycles, lower power consumption, smaller space requirements, better quality with greater uniformity, lower operation costs, and faster annealing treatment.
| Author(s) | Fritz, K.H.Ofenbau Fritz GmbH |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire Journal1(8): 42-47 1968 |
| Year | 1968 |
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