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Effect of Microstructure and Mechanical Properties Formation of Medium Carbon Steel Wire through Continuous Combined Deformation

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The combination of different types of deformation can create a continuous method that ensures the formation of ultrafine-grain structure in medium carbon steel wire. The method is based on drawing operation combined with torsion and bending. Tools and equipment applied in the wire and cables manufacturing are used for the implementation of this method. As a result of the combined strain effect the ultrafine homogeneous structure is formed in the medium carbon steel wire. The wire has increased strength while maintaining the plastic properties when compared with the corresponding properties after drawing.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 716)

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201-207

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October 2016

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Marina Polyakova*, Irene Calliari, Alexandr Gulin

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Bending, Carbon Steel Wire, Combined Deformation, Drawing, Mechanical Properties, Microstructure, Twisting

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