Hot Rolling Texture of Low Carbon Steel

Factors Affecting Texture Memory Appearing through α→γ→α Transformation in IF Steels

“…transformation texture have been proposed so far. 2,[15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22][23] Since the texture in the present study is very weak as shown in Fig. 10, the model is required to deal with the behavior of !…”

“…6 and 7 were used as initial textures. The K-S relationship 14,15) without variant selection was used to convert the recrystallization textures to textures. It is obvious from the calculated results in Fig.…”

“…transformations of individual grains or colony of grains in order to predict the distinct texture after transformation. From this aspect the conventional models which required either a macroscopic deformation such as rolling and tensile strain 15,16,18,19) or a clear texture prior to the transformation 20,22) cannot be applicable. The model, which is only useful for the martensitic transformation related phenomenon 17) should be also ruled out because the texture memory effect is observed in the material in which the martensitic transformation is not involved.…”

Macro–Micro Combined Texture Evolution Model for Hot Strip with High Reduction Rolling

“…1,2) A rolling texture is obtained during the thermomechanical rolling of a hot strip in the nonrecrystallized austenite region, and it has a significant impact not only on the inherited ferrite transformation texture but also on the recrystallization texture of a cold strip. 3,4) Thus, it is necessary to study the formation mechanism of the rolling texture in hot rolling to improve the properties of hot and cold strips. Moreover, for stainless steel, which does not transform after hot rolling, the rolling texture has a particularly strong effect on the final characteristics of the strip, and the technique of texture control is being improved continuously.…”

Formation of Mono-Layer Honeycomb Structure in High-Purity Iron by Single Pass Hot-rolling

“…[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10] They have mainly focused on the formation of transformation textures. Kubodera et al 1) investigated the microstructure and texture of carbon steels containing 0.05 mass%C and 0.29 mass%Mn after hot-rolling in the γ -phase region. It was cleared that the homogeneous grains developed and the main and sub textures of α-phase were {100} 011 and {110} 110 , respectively.…”