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TRANSACTIONS OF THE INDIAN INSTITUTE OF METALS
Volume 63, Issue 1, Pages 55-62Publisher
SPRINGER INDIA
DOI: 10.1007/s12666-010-0008-y
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texture; recrystallization; microstructure; low carbon steels; gamma-fiber (ND//< 111 >); alpha-fiber (RD//< 110 >)
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The present work investigates the effect of cold deformation on the evolution of microstructure and textures during recrystallization in 0.08%C steel. The cold rolling texture consists of partial alpha-fiber (RD//< 110 >) and complete gamma-fiber (ND//< 111 >) along with Goss ({110}< 001 >) and cube ({100}< 100 >}) texture components. The sharpness of alpha-fiber, gamma-fiber and cube component increases with the increase in rolling reduction from 70 to 85% while that of Goss component decreases. After recrystallization (750 and 800 degrees C), the textures were composed of alpha and gamma-fiber along with significant Goss components. The strength of.-fiber decreases after annealing. The presence of Goss component in recrystallization textures is attributed to preferential nucleation in {111}< 112 > type deformed grains.
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