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The effects of wire diameter, tensile strength, and hardness; lubricant viscosity, flow rate, and service life; drawing speed; fines accumulation; water contamination; and air encapsulation on lubricant performance during the drawing of aluminum and aluminum alloy wire are analyzed.
The effects of wire diameter, tensile strength, and hardness; lubricant viscosity, flow rate, and service life; drawing speed; fines accumulation; water contamination; and air encapsulation on lubricant performance during the drawing of aluminum and aluminum alloy wire are analyzed.
| Author(s) | Torrington, W.E.F. *Houghton & Co. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products47(8): 51-52 1972 |
| Year | 1972 |
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