Cold working is a process in
which grains of steel are extended in the elongation direction of steel which
is responsible for increasing hardness and strength and the ductility is
decreased. More accurate finished products are obtained from this cold working
process. No shrinkage occurs because of this cooling. Smooth surface is formed
as scale of oxide is not formed which forms in hot working. Overcooling should
not be done as it is responsible for causing brittleness.
How is steel improved by cold working?
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