vibrating screen mesh

The iron wire used for the barbed wire is woven or welded into low carbon steel wire, medium carbon steel wire, high carbon steel wire, stainless steel wire and other materials. Production process: general braided, embossed braided and spot welding. If the material is steel wire, after equipment processing into a network, it is called wire mesh.

The large roll of galvanized wire is violently extinguished in oxygen and sparks radiate, while the sodium block and magnesium bar are extinguished in oxygen and no sparks radiate. This phenomenon is determined by the composition of large rolls of galvanized wire. The large rolls of galvanized wire used in the experiment are pig iron or steel wire, both of which are alloys of iron and carbon (complex substances containing the elements iron and carbon). When the carbon in galvanized wire is extinguished, carbon dioxide will be produced, and the solid will be changed into a gas, and the volume will shrink rapidly.

During this process, each time the wire is pulled over, the surface hardens due to the high friction temperature. So basically every time you pull it you have to annealing it in the furnace. On the one hand, it is to reduce the surface hardness. On the other hand, during the process of wire pulling, only the surface is deformed, and the center is unchanged. So there’s a lot of stress inside. Therefore, it is necessary to rely on annealing to eliminate the internal stress, so that the wire becomes soft again to eliminate the stress before being drawn again.