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This paper evaluates some of the lesser-documented factors that influence the annealing response of metallic wires for example, thermal-mechanical processing history, state of the impurities, and redundant work hardening. Incorporating these factors into a computer model helps bridge the gap between theory and practice, thereby simplifying the means to predict time-temperature parameters necessary for the completion of annealing or other thermally activated processes
This paper evaluates some of the lesser-documented factors that influence the annealing response of metallic wires for example, thermal-mechanical processing history, state of the impurities, and redundant work hardening. Incorporating these factors into a computer model helps bridge the gap between theory and practice, thereby simplifying the means to predict time-temperature parameters necessary for the completion of annealing or other thermally activated processes
| Author(s) | Gil Baker and Horace Pops, Superior Essex, USA. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Paper presented at WAI 73rd Annual Convention, Atlanta, GA USA. Paper published in Wire Journal International, March 2004, pg. 70. |
| Year | 2003 |
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