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Watertown Arsenal experiments comparing alloy and carbon wire welds are presented. The results indicate that alloy wire welds give lower yield points and higher tensile strength than carbon wire welds. Alloy wire gives a more ductile weld than carbon, but alloy wire welds are stronger.
Watertown Arsenal experiments comparing alloy and carbon wire welds are presented. The results indicate that alloy wire welds give lower yield points and higher tensile strength than carbon wire welds. Alloy wire gives a more ductile weld than carbon, but alloy wire welds are stronger.
| Author(s) | Watertown Arsenal |
|---|---|
| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products4(10): 344-345 1929 |
| Year | 1929 |
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