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For the purpose of developing continuously cast low carbon steel for fine drawabable and heavy cold forgeable wire rods, the effects of chemical composition, ferrite grain size and strain aging on the drawability and cold forgeabilty are studied. A steel alloy with low contents of carbon, silicon, aluminum, and nitrogen, along with other additives is described in depth.
For the purpose of developing continuously cast low carbon steel for fine drawabable and heavy cold forgeable wire rods, the effects of chemical composition, ferrite grain size and strain aging on the drawability and cold forgeabilty are studied. A steel alloy with low contents of carbon, silicon, aluminum, and nitrogen, along with other additives is described in depth.
| Author(s) | Mine, K.Kawasaki Steel Corp., Fujita, T.Tabata, N.Sasaki, T.Tanaka, T. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire Journal International15(10): 60-67 1982, Paper presented at WAI 51st Annual Convention, Atlanta, GA USA |
| Year | 1982 |
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