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Part two of an article on evaluating power consumption in drawing aluminum and copper wire is presented. Schematic relationships between tensile strength, elongation factor, and power consumption in wiredrawing of pure aluminum or copper are presented. The relationship between power consumption and wire slippage is also discussed. Preferred numbers and squared ruled charts are concluded to provide simple visual aids enabling graphical solutions to seemingly complicated problems.
Part two of an article on evaluating power consumption in drawing aluminum and copper wire is presented. Schematic relationships between tensile strength, elongation factor, and power consumption in wiredrawing of pure aluminum or copper are presented. The relationship between power consumption and wire slippage is also discussed. Preferred numbers and squared ruled charts are concluded to provide simple visual aids enabling graphical solutions to seemingly complicated problems.
| Author(s) | Mohrnheim, A.F., University of Rhode Island |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products37(3): 347, 349-350, 396-397 |
| Year | 1962 |
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