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A continuous direct resistance heat treatment method for steel wire is described. The theory of the procedure, its advantages, and the physical properties of the treated wire (tensile strength, elastic limit, elongation, reduction in area, torsion, and hardness) are discussed. In-line fluxing and galvanizing with electric direct resistance heating are also considered.
A continuous direct resistance heat treatment method for steel wire is described. The theory of the procedure, its advantages, and the physical properties of the treated wire (tensile strength, elastic limit, elongation, reduction in area, torsion, and hardness) are discussed. In-line fluxing and galvanizing with electric direct resistance heating are also considered.
| Author(s) | Trautman, O.C.The Trauwood Engineering Co. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products32(10): 1213-1218 1957, Paper presented at WAI 27th Annual Convention, Chicago, IL USA |
| Year | 1957 |
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