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A study in which micro-television scanning was used to examine cracking defects of cold forged steel screws is described and discussed. Forgeability assessment, steel selection, experimental procedures, and results are presented. The effects of inclusions and of pearlite are highlighted.
A study in which micro-television scanning was used to examine cracking defects of cold forged steel screws is described and discussed. Forgeability assessment, steel selection, experimental procedures, and results are presented. The effects of inclusions and of pearlite are highlighted.
| Author(s) | Sachs, K.Bestwick, R.D.W.Law, P.W. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products46(2): 54-59 1971 |
| Year | 1971 |
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