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A computer model for optimizing the design of a strand galvanizing furnace was used to simulate the effect of increased production demand on a furnace already in use at the G.F. Wright plant in Worchester, MA. Results allowed production to be increased by 12% without damage to the kettle.
A computer model for optimizing the design of a strand galvanizing furnace was used to simulate the effect of increased production demand on a furnace already in use at the G.F. Wright plant in Worchester, MA. Results allowed production to be increased by 12% without damage to the kettle.
| Author(s) | Dell, P.E., G. F. Wright Steel & Wire Co. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire Journal5(4): 59-63 1972, Paper presented at WAI Ferrous Divisional Meeting, New Have, CT USA |
| Year | 1972 |
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