Effect on back-tension and drawing direction on wire properties in copper wiredrawing

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Operational factors in copper wiredrawing such as back-tension, drawing direction and die-misalignment against wire properties have been investigated by the experiment and Finite Element Analysis. Although back-tension drawing has some advantages such as long die life or homogeneous forming, when back-tension is excessively exerted, the voids or internal fractures occur easily and the mechanical properties of the drawn wire deteriorate. By using a winding system with spool in some continuous drawing machines, the drawing direction changes.

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Operational factors in copper wiredrawing such as back-tension, drawing direction and die-misalignment against wire properties have been investigated by the experiment and Finite Element Analysis. Although back-tension drawing has some advantages such as long die life or homogeneous forming, when back-tension is excessively exerted, the voids or internal fractures occur easily and the mechanical properties of the drawn wire deteriorate. By using a winding system with spool in some continuous drawing machines, the drawing direction changes.

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Author(s)

Kazunari Yoshida and Ryuta Ido, Tokai University, and Tsutomu Yamashita, Tanaka Denshi Kogyo Co., Ltd., Japan

Publication/Event/Pages

Paper presented at WAI 71st Annual Convention, Atlanta, GA, USA. Paper published in Wire Journal International, February 2002, pg. 110.

Year

2001