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The global objective of this study is to establish sound guidelines for the design of multifilamentary composite wire, and of the pass-reduction practices that will lead to the fabrication of high-quality defect-free wire in a reproducible cost-effective manner. In larger detail: a. The geometrical factors of the assembly of the wire will be analyzed as factors in the success of the fabrication of final small-size filaments without breaks.
The global objective of this study is to establish sound guidelines for the design of multifilamentary composite wire, and of the pass-reduction practices that will lead to the fabrication of high-quality defect-free wire in a reproducible cost-effective manner. In larger detail: a. The geometrical factors of the assembly of the wire will be analyzed as factors in the success of the fabrication of final small-size filaments without breaks.
| Author(s) | Ludwig Styczynski, Warsaw, Poland and Jian Jun Shi, Japan and Betzalel Avitzur, Lehigh University, USA. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Paper presented at WAI 61st Ann. Conv., Atlanta, GA and Joint Reg. Mtg., Charleston, SC USA. Paper published in Wire Journal International, March 1992, pg. 51. |
| Year | 1991 |
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