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12 years 10 months ago #1203 by Archived Forum Admin
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Does anyone have a formula to predict the tensile strength of ferrous wire after drawing ?
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12 years 10 months ago #1204 by Archived Forum Admin
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Ferrous industry expert Robert Shemenski, of RMS Consulting, offers the following formula information to use the ratio of yield strength to tensile strength to determine tensile strength.
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Marc Murray
Proj. Mgr., Technical Dept.
The Wire Associational International, Inc.
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Marc Murray
Proj. Mgr., Technical Dept.
The Wire Associational International, Inc.
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12 years 10 months ago #1205 by Archived Forum Admin
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Great! What about data of K & n for 1070 and 1080?
I used to use formula as follow:
Final tensile=Initial tensile+K*ture strain,
for 1080 steel,K=412(MPa)
I used to use formula as follow:
Final tensile=Initial tensile+K*ture strain,
for 1080 steel,K=412(MPa)
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12 years 10 months ago #1206 by Archived Forum Admin
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From "Basic Equations - Wire Drawing," Wean United, Inc., Vaughn Division, Copyright 1978:
Die Exit Tensile Strength (psi) = 107,000(1.0087)(exp.100TR) + (SRT - 100,000)
Where TR = total area reduction (decimal percent)
SRT = starting rod tensile strength (psi)
Reference: RJ Glodwoski,Wire Journal International ,p.79, Nov 1994.
Die Exit Tensile Strength (psi) = 107,000(1.0087)(exp.100TR) + (SRT - 100,000)
Where TR = total area reduction (decimal percent)
SRT = starting rod tensile strength (psi)
Reference: RJ Glodwoski,Wire Journal International ,p.79, Nov 1994.
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