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Apparatus And Method For Treating Wire

US Patent:
4090697, May 23, 1978
Filed:
Dec 15, 1975
Appl. No.:
5/640419
Inventors:
Ralph J. Perrine - Salem OH
Assignee:
The Electric Furnace Company - Salem OH
International Classification:
C21D 956
US Classification:
266111
Abstract:
Cooling by a gas coolant of carbon steel wire coils which have been heated to above the austenizing temperature of the wire is controlled to rapidly quench cool the wire coils to within a selected critical range of temperatures which results in a desired fine pearlitic crystalline structure of the steel wire, by controlling the impingement pattern and velocity of the coolant gas on the wire. The coolant gas is discharged through individual coolant gas inlet conduits, thence through a plurality of individual enclosed plenum boxes, onto the heated coils as the coils are transported past the boxes by a conveyor device. Each plenum box has a series of gas-discharge slots formed in the bottom thereof, through which slots the gas is discharged onto the coils. The distance between the discharge slots of each box and the wire coils may be selectively adjusted by raising or lowering individual ones of the plenum boxes relative to the level of the wire coils on the conveyor device. The coolant gas flow through each plenum box may be individually adjusted by flow control valves in the coolant gas inlet conduits.

Method For Heat Treating Wire

US Patent:
4026731, May 31, 1977
Filed:
May 14, 1975
Appl. No.:
5/577353
Inventors:
Ralph J. Perrine - Salem OH
Assignee:
The Electric Furnace Company - Salem OH
International Classification:
C21D 118
US Classification:
148134
Abstract:
Cooling by a gas coolant of carbon steel wire coils which have been heated to above the austenizing temperature of the wire is controlled to rapidly quench cool the wire coils to within a selected critical range of temperatures which results in a desired fine pearlitic crystalline structure of the steel wire, by controlling the impingement pattern and velocity of the coolant gas on the wire. The coolant gas is discharged through individual coolant gas inlet conduits, thence through a plurality of individual enclosed plenum boxes, onto the heated coils as the coils are transported past the boxes by a conveyor device. Each plenum box has a series of gas-discharge slots formed in the bottom thereof, through which slots the gas is discharged onto the coils. The distance between the discharge slots of each box and the wire coils may be selectively adjusted by raising or lowering individual ones of the plenum boxes relative to the level of the wire coils on the conveyor device. The coolant gas flow through each plenum box may be individually adjusted by flow control valves in the coolant gas inlet conduits.

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