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Results of laboratory tests of a mechanical descaling method which involves stretching of 5.5 mm rods are presented. This method must be supplemented by shot blasting or phosphoric acid pickle to remove embedded scale. As-rolled wire rod scale, strain descaling, descaling curve, initial scale weight, roughness, rod for welding wire, elongation speed, scale under the microscope, and extra cleaning of wire rod are considered.
Results of laboratory tests of a mechanical descaling method which involves stretching of 5.5 mm rods are presented. This method must be supplemented by shot blasting or phosphoric acid pickle to remove embedded scale. As-rolled wire rod scale, strain descaling, descaling curve, initial scale weight, roughness, rod for welding wire, elongation speed, scale under the microscope, and extra cleaning of wire rod are considered.
| Author(s) | Baroux, M.Sacilor |
|---|---|
| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire Journal12(5): 62-66 1979, Paper presented at WAI 48th Annual Convention, St. Louis, MO USA |
| Year | 1979 |
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