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As the North American wire industry faces more global competition, new technologies are introduced in manufacturing plants to reduce costs, improve quality and enhance traceability. The following article shares the authors’ experience in the implementation of a new pickling line as it relates to experimentation with technologies such as vibration, acid cascading, production automation and process control automation.
As the North American wire industry faces more global competition, new technologies are introduced in manufacturing plants to reduce costs, improve quality and enhance traceability. The following article shares the authors’ experience in the implementation of a new pickling line as it relates to experimentation with technologies such as vibration, acid cascading, production automation and process control automation.
| Author(s) | Louis Lemoine and Yves Lafontaine, Sivaco, Canada |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Paper presented at WAI International Technical Conference, Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Paper published in Wire Journal International, November 2003, pg. 64. |
| Year | 2002 |
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