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The characteristics required of drawn steel wire to be used for arc welding electrodes are discussed. The welding process itself, physical conditions present during the welding process, and temperatures encountered are considered. Other topics of discussion include the amount of dissolved gas in the steel and experiments carried out to determine the influence of chemical composition and impurity content on electrical conductivity and temperature coefficient.
The characteristics required of drawn steel wire to be used for arc welding electrodes are discussed. The welding process itself, physical conditions present during the welding process, and temperatures encountered are considered. Other topics of discussion include the amount of dissolved gas in the steel and experiments carried out to determine the influence of chemical composition and impurity content on electrical conductivity and temperature coefficient.
| Author(s) | Notvest, R.J., D.*Adams Co, Keystone Steel & Wire Corp. |
|---|---|
| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products11(10): 527-539, 542-551 |
| Year | 1936 |
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