Shear Bands and Recrystallization in Alpha Brass Sheet

Noda, Tatsuhiko; Plege, Burkhard; Grewen, Johanna

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-81313-9_42

Textures of Materials 1978

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-81313-9_42

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Shear Bands and Recrystallization in Alpha Brass Sheet

Tatsuhiko Noda¹,

Burkhard Plege²,

Johanna Grewen³

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“…The observed correlation between the two textures, thus, suggests that the brass annealing texture originates from recrystallization within shear bands. A similar suggestion was made by Noda et al (1978), on the basis of correlation they observed between the orientation distribution…”

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Shear Bands and the Development of the Brass Annealing Texture

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1983

Texture, Stress, and Microstructure

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According to oriented-growth theory x'2 (Beck et al., 1953;Schmidt and Lucke, 1979) recrystallization textures are determined by the parent deformation textures through a maximum growth rate relationship. On this basis the mode of prior deformation, then, should be important only in regard to the type of deformation texture it produces. On the other hand, according to oriented-nucleation theory (Burgers and Louwerse, 1931; Dillamore and Katoh 1974) which asserts that the formation of recrystallization textures is controlled by the particularities of the deformed microstructure, the mode of prior deformation is of primary importance. In considering the rolling of metals it is usual to approximate the deformation mode as plane-strain compression, which corresponds to a pure shear deformation. Detailed analyses have been reported which characterize the deformed microstructure developed in pure shear with the aim of identifying orientations likely to develop on subsequent recrystallization (Dillamore and Katoh, 1974;Dillamore et al., 1972).Pure shear is produced by the operation of suitably disposed positive and negative simple shears. However, the shear planes are not necessarily those of maximum shear stress (Dillamore et al., 1979) i.e. planes inclined at 45 to the compression plane. In heavily rolled metals these planes are inclined at angles close to 35 to the rolling plane (Duggan 39

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Shear Bands and the Development of the Brass Annealing Texture

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Shear band microtexture formation in twinned face centred cubic single crystals

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Nucleation of recrystallized grains in heavily cold-worked α-brass

Huber¹,

Hatherly²

1979

Metal Science

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Shear Bands and Recrystallization in Alpha Brass Sheet

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Shear Bands and the Development of the Brass Annealing Texture

Shear Bands and the Development of the Brass Annealing Texture

Shear band microtexture formation in twinned face centred cubic single crystals

Nucleation of recrystallized grains in heavily cold-worked α-brass

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