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Prior to the rolling of steel, the grains of the steel are oriented in long strands of caribides in the billet form. When this billet goes through the rolling process, these strands are compressed and broken up into shorter bands. This rolling process densifies the steel and thereby work hardens the steel. These work hardened grains become too hard for any further rolling to take place and they must be annealed. The annealing process entails heating the bar or billet to about 1600 degrees F and holding for a long period of time. Through annealing, the steel grains are softened so that additional rolling can be performed.
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What changes by pounding grains of salt?
The grains will get smaller.
What causes looper lines in drawn aluminum?
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What are the physical and chemical changes that occur in grains during cooking?
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What is recrystallization annealing?
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What process changes the space between the grains in a metamorphic rock?
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Grains, Salts, and wine.
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