The electrical conductivity of bronze is lesser than copper but its still higher than that of steel with good mechanical properties. Why it could not be a successful replacement for copper electrodes?
I its not about the properties, its more to business measure as bronze is more expensive.
In most cases, the bronze is used for the electrodes for resistance welding, as copper is quickly deformed
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