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Furnaces and procedures used for annealing wire are described. Topics include the microstructural basis of annealing, the three types of modern annealing furnaces (salt baths, muffle type gas, and electric batch), hearth design, wire loading, factors affecting the choice of annealing procedures, processes for obtaining various finishes, and the plant required for production of anhydrous ammonia for the furnace atmosphere.
Furnaces and procedures used for annealing wire are described. Topics include the microstructural basis of annealing, the three types of modern annealing furnaces (salt baths, muffle type gas, and electric batch), hearth design, wire loading, factors affecting the choice of annealing procedures, processes for obtaining various finishes, and the plant required for production of anhydrous ammonia for the furnace atmosphere.
| Author(s) | Frodsham, F., Rylands Brothers Ltd. |
|---|---|
| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products35(2): 205-209, 248-249 |
| Year | 1960 |
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