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The effects of rim-decarburization on the machining and non-machining subsequent treatment of steel are discussed. Distortion due to hardening is also considered. The causes of decarburization, methods of manufacturing wire free of this defect, and test results on unalloyed oil-finish heat-treated spring wire are described.
The effects of rim-decarburization on the machining and non-machining subsequent treatment of steel are discussed. Distortion due to hardening is also considered. The causes of decarburization, methods of manufacturing wire free of this defect, and test results on unalloyed oil-finish heat-treated spring wire are described.
| Author(s) | Fischer, P., X |
|---|---|
| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products36(3): 336-339, 383-385 |
| Year | 1961 |
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