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In an effort to reduce cost and increase productivity in the authors’ heat treating process (annealing), a method of reducing all cycle times while maintaining high quality levels was developed. The start of all annealing cycles requires that the furnace be purged of all oxygen allowed in the enter-cover with each new furnace load. This purge previously took place with a cold furnace and a duration of 2 hours.
In an effort to reduce cost and increase productivity in the authors’ heat treating process (annealing), a method of reducing all cycle times while maintaining high quality levels was developed. The start of all annealing cycles requires that the furnace be purged of all oxygen allowed in the enter-cover with each new furnace load. This purge previously took place with a cold furnace and a duration of 2 hours.
| Author(s) | Carl Joe Wynn, Robert Sutton, Walker Wire & Steel Co. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Paper presented at WAI 60th Annual Convention, Boston, MA USA. Paper published in Wire Journal International, June 1991, pg. 52. |
| Year | 1990 |
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