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Methods for mechanical testing of wire for tensile properties,bending resistance, and torsional strength are discussed. Adetailed examination of current torsion-testing proceduresindicates that the number of twists depends on the load, whichshould be standardized. Recommendations are made for improving test methods.
Methods for mechanical testing of wire for tensile properties,bending resistance, and torsional strength are discussed. Adetailed examination of current torsion-testing proceduresindicates that the number of twists depends on the load, whichshould be standardized. Recommendations are made for improving test methods.
| Author(s) | Glaznov, A., State College of Metallurgy, Czechoslovakia |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products6(4): 130-131, 149-1511931 |
| Year | 1931 |
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