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- Authors: Britannica Editors
- Year: 2024
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sha256:8e77f24512ca76d0fe0f702f41569581386caaacc61ece3325bd7932088ad6b4 - URL: https://www.britannica.com/technology/wrought-iron
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- The use of wrought iron for structural purposes was largely supplanted by steel following the invention of …
- Wrought iron’s slag stringers produce a fibrous fracture surface, distinguishing it visually and mechanical…
- Wrought iron can also be produced indirectly from blast-furnace cast iron via the puddling process, develop…
- Wrought iron is produced by hot-working (shingling) an iron bloom from bloomery smelting — the successive h…
- Consolidated wrought iron contains approximately 1–2 wt% slag inclusions (primarily fayalitic iron silicate…
- Consolidated wrought iron typically contains less than 0.1 wt% carbon.