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Electron microscope studies were made of wire breaks occurring during stranding of brass plated steel wires for tire cord. The majority of breaks were concluded to be due to rod defects: suggested cures for the problems encountered are listed. Photomicrographs of various break types are included.
Electron microscope studies were made of wire breaks occurring during stranding of brass plated steel wires for tire cord. The majority of breaks were concluded to be due to rod defects: suggested cures for the problems encountered are listed. Photomicrographs of various break types are included.
| Author(s) | Peeters, L.Sodetal |
|---|---|
| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire Journal13(5): 96-99 1980 |
| Year | 1980 |
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