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A study designed to determine the effects of various marginal copper bar surface conditions and other bar characteristics on break frequency in drawing wire to 33 gage is described. Results are presented in tabular form and statistically analyzed. It was noted that the wire breaks predominantly exhibited either inclusions or hollow ends.
A study designed to determine the effects of various marginal copper bar surface conditions and other bar characteristics on break frequency in drawing wire to 33 gage is described. Results are presented in tabular form and statistically analyzed. It was noted that the wire breaks predominantly exhibited either inclusions or hollow ends.
| Author(s) | Bell, J.A.Western Electric Co. Inc., Kennecott Copper Corp., Lanier, H. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire Journal2(5): 52-58 1969, Paper presented at WAI 38th Annual Convention, Riderwood, MD USA |
| Year | 1969 |
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