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The use of patenting control charts using dilatometric and hardness measurements to relate the transformational properties of steel to the endproduct tensile strength of lead-patented wire is reviewed. Methodology, preliminary considerations, geometric considerations, chart applications, and cost advantages are examined.
The use of patenting control charts using dilatometric and hardness measurements to relate the transformational properties of steel to the endproduct tensile strength of lead-patented wire is reviewed. Methodology, preliminary considerations, geometric considerations, chart applications, and cost advantages are examined.
| Author(s) | Torok, T.E.Bethlehem Steel Corp. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire Journal International17(5): 50-53 1984, Paper presented at WAI 53th Annual Convention, Atlanta, GA USA |
| Year | 1984 |
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