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The problems associated with the casting of wire of zero helical angle are stated. The metallurgical/mechanical changes that result from the passage of wire over a roller are elucidated and quantified. Recourse is taken to the developed model to determine rollers of suitable size and configuration in order to post-treat drawn wire into coils of zero helical separation.
The problems associated with the casting of wire of zero helical angle are stated. The metallurgical/mechanical changes that result from the passage of wire over a roller are elucidated and quantified. Recourse is taken to the developed model to determine rollers of suitable size and configuration in order to post-treat drawn wire into coils of zero helical separation.
| Author(s) | Pari Ligeris, Chemplus, South Africa. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Paper presented at WAI European Technical Conference, Bruges, Belgium. Paper published in Wire Journal International, Jan. 1997, pg. 84. |
| Year | 1995 |
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