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A new galvanized steel wire, developed by Sumitomo Metal Industries Ltd., which has higher tensile strength (1765 N/mm) and higher fatigue limit (392 N/mm) with the same ductilities (elongation, torsion, wrap) as the conventional wire. Improvements from patenting to galvanizing are described schematically and in detail. This improved wire is recommended for use in the ACSR for U.H.V. overhead power transmission lines.
A new galvanized steel wire, developed by Sumitomo Metal Industries Ltd., which has higher tensile strength (1765 N/mm) and higher fatigue limit (392 N/mm) with the same ductilities (elongation, torsion, wrap) as the conventional wire. Improvements from patenting to galvanizing are described schematically and in detail. This improved wire is recommended for use in the ACSR for U.H.V. overhead power transmission lines.
| Author(s) | Aihara, K.Sumitomo Metal Industries Ltd., Sudo, C.Tsukamoto, T.Nishimura, S. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire Journal International16(4): 50-54, 57, 59, 61 1983, Paper presented at WAI 52nd Annual Convention, Pittsburgh, PA USA |
| Year | 1983 |
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