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A detailed study has been conducted on continuously cast copper rod to determine the effects of oxygen content, in the range of 10-1000 parts per million, upon annealing behavior of drawn wire. The half-hard annealing temperature, annealing kinetics, spiral elongation values, hardness annealability results, activation energy for recrystallization, times to achieve softening, and final mechanical properties have been determined as a function of prior cold work and oxygen content.
A detailed study has been conducted on continuously cast copper rod to determine the effects of oxygen content, in the range of 10-1000 parts per million, upon annealing behavior of drawn wire. The half-hard annealing temperature, annealing kinetics, spiral elongation values, hardness annealability results, activation energy for recrystallization, times to achieve softening, and final mechanical properties have been determined as a function of prior cold work and oxygen content.
| Author(s) | Horace Pops and James Holloman, Essex Group, Inc. USA. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Paper presented at WAI European Technical Conference, Berlin, Germany. Paper published in Wire Journal International, May 1994, pg. 70. |
| Year | 1993 |
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