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The use of molten tin as an in-line immersion heating medium is discussed. The immersion heating method is described. Stress relief in spring coiling, the metallurgical and economic considerations of warm heading, and the cost of other preheating methods over in-line immersion heating are considered.
The use of molten tin as an in-line immersion heating medium is discussed. The immersion heating method is described. Stress relief in spring coiling, the metallurgical and economic considerations of warm heading, and the cost of other preheating methods over in-line immersion heating are considered.
| Author(s) | Brennan, D.P.Torin Corp., Lesko, R.J., Jones Metal Co., Newcomb Spring Corp. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire Journal6(9): 110-115 1973, Paper presented at WAI Ferrous Divisional Meeting, Indianapolis, IN USA |
| Year | 1973 |
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