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A technique for the direct quench cooling of high carbon wire to 160~C developed by GKN Somerset is presented. Speed increases of up to 100% have been obtained without any decrease in mechanical properties. Improvements in ductility occur where speed increases are only marginal due to lack of power.
A technique for the direct quench cooling of high carbon wire to 160~C developed by GKN Somerset is presented. Speed increases of up to 100% have been obtained without any decrease in mechanical properties. Improvements in ductility occur where speed increases are only marginal due to lack of power.
| Author(s) | Cahill, T., GKN Somerset Wire Ltd., GKN South Wales Ltd., Jones, K.T. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire Journal11(6): 47-55 1978, Paper presented at WAI 47th Annual Convention, Boston, MA USA |
| Year | 1978 |
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