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work hardening Process of metal being made harder by rolling or hammering the material.
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work hardening Molecular compression of metal caused by hammering, stretching, drawing, bending and rolling or compressing that decreases, malleability and ductility making the metal hard. Annealing is used to relax the molecular structure so that it is soft or ready to be formed again.
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work hardening A technique that assists an injured employee to gradually readjust to the physical demands of a job. The injured employee practices job-related tasks using less weight, a shorter period of time, or slower pace than is required in the actual job.
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work hardening Increase in resistant to deformation (ie in hardness) produced by cold working. Workability The characteristic or group of characteristic that determines the ease of forming a metal into desired shapes.
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work hardening Same as strain hardening.
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