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The mill spring in the rolling mill is defined as the phenomena of _____________

The mill spring in the rolling mill is defined as the phenomena of _____________ Correct Answer increase in thickness of rolled sheet after coming out of roll wheel

Few very plastic material tends to regain their shape partially after the rolling, so this increase in the thickness of the metal after rolling is called mill spring effect.

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