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Experiments are described in which heat-transmission is accelerated by salt bath annealing. The tests were conducted on electrolytic copper, refined copper, bronze, brass, aluminum and iron wires. The shortest possible annealing times and the influence of temperature and time on tensile strength were determined.
Experiments are described in which heat-transmission is accelerated by salt bath annealing. The tests were conducted on electrolytic copper, refined copper, bronze, brass, aluminum and iron wires. The shortest possible annealing times and the influence of temperature and time on tensile strength were determined.
| Author(s) | Siebe, P. |
|---|---|
| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products3(4): 115-118 1928 |
| Year | 1928 |
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