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Controlling the furnace atmosphere is a vital aspect of improving product quality and reducing production cost. This paper shows how product quality, repeatability and consistency were measured using statistical quality control for over two years. This paper also reviews a brief discussion on the theory behind the carbon flux control method during annealing and it impact on manufacturing cost.
Controlling the furnace atmosphere is a vital aspect of improving product quality and reducing production cost. This paper shows how product quality, repeatability and consistency were measured using statistical quality control for over two years. This paper also reviews a brief discussion on the theory behind the carbon flux control method during annealing and it impact on manufacturing cost.
| Author(s) | Oleg Borodulin, MGF Industries and Marc J. Robert, Liquid Air Corp., USA. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Paper presented at WAI 62nd Annual Convention, Louisville, KY USA. Paper published in the Wire Journal International, November 1993, pg. 72. |
| Year | 1992 |
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