Method of making forged steel bar

Metal working – Method of mechanical manufacture – Combined manufacture including applying or shaping of fluent...

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ABSTRACT:
A steel bar is made by first producing a continuously cast forgeable steel strand of generally square cross section with flat beveled corners at a temperature above a transformation temperature. This strand is then cut into billets which are passed through a succession of pairs of rollers and compressed with the rollers with a pressure sufficient to compact a core of the billets without substantially lengthening the billets.

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"Theoretische und Experimentally Untersuchungen Zum Formanderungsverlauf . . . ", Karl-Heinrich Tuke aus Dortmund/Rheinisch-Westfalischen Techninschen Hochschule Aachen, Oct. 22, 1979, 6 pages.
"Anbindung der Stranggiessanlage An Feinstahl-Oder Drahtwalzwerke" 2000 09 92 LD,Sep. 1992., U.Svejkovsky, 6 pages, SMS Schloemann-Siemag AG.
"High-Precision Rolling of Steelbars", SMS Schloemann-Siegmag Aktiengesellschaft, 2 pages.

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