Development of wire rod with low flow stress for non-heat treated fasteners

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In the study, the authors examine the reduction of flow stress of drawn wire rods in cold forming by utilizing effects like the Bauschinger effect, which is encountered with ferritepearlitic steel and increases drawing reduction. The paper reveals that the effect can also be increased by increasing the pearlite fraction. Wire rod thus developed increases die life, high tensile strength fasteners made from the rod are higher in fatigue strength, and have better relaxation characteristics.

Description

In the study, the authors examine the reduction of flow stress of drawn wire rods in cold forming by utilizing effects like the Bauschinger effect, which is encountered with ferritepearlitic steel and increases drawing reduction. The paper reveals that the effect can also be increased by increasing the pearlite fraction. Wire rod thus developed increases die life, high tensile strength fasteners made from the rod are higher in fatigue strength, and have better relaxation characteristics.

Additional information

Author(s)

H. Kanisawa and T. Mori, Nippon Steel Corp., Japan.

Publication/Event/Pages

Paper presented at WAI 60th Annual Convention, Atlanta, GA USA. Paper published in Wire Journal International, April 1990, pg. 32.

Year

1989