Z. Lu, “The Effect of Strain Path Change on Recrystallization Temperature,” Proceedings of the International Symposium of Young Scholars on Mechanics and Material Engineering for Science and Experiments, Changsha, 11- 16 August 2001, pp. 561-564. - References

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Z. Lu, “The Effect of Strain Path Change on Recrystallization Temperature,” Proceedings of the International Symposium of Young Scholars on Mechanics and Material Engineering for Science and Experiments, Changsha, 11- 16 August 2001, pp. 561-564.

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TITLE: Equal-Channel Angular Pressing as a New Processing to Control the Microstructure and Texture of Metallic Sheets

AUTHORS: Tong Xiao, Hiroyuki Miyamoto, Toshiyuki Uenoya

KEYWORDS: Severe Plastic Deformation; Equal-Channel Angular Pressing (ECAP); Recrystallisation; Texture; Ferritic Stainless Steel; Strain Path

JOURNAL NAME: Materials Sciences and Applications, Vol.3 No.9, September 26, 2012

ABSTRACT: The extended band structures of as-cold-rolled high Cr steel sheets are recrystallisation-resistant, and tend to become aggregates of the so-called grain colonies as a partially recovered state after final annealing. Such band structures diminish formability and become origin of the so-called ridging. A novel processing will be shown here, which involves strain-path change by introducing one-pass ECAP prior to cold-rolling, and facilitates recrystallisation. Indeed, the recrystallisation temperature was reduced by 100℃, compared with cold-rolling alone imposing an equivalent strain. Grain- scale microshear bands introduced during one-pass ECAP perturbed the banded structures in post-ECAP cold-rolling and enhanced the recrystallisation at the final annealing.