Evolution of cube-on-face texture in Fe-1%Si steel induced by physical contact during the phase transformation from γ to α
When any sample is heat treated, it is normally placed on a supporting material. Normally, such physical contact is not expected to affect the microstructure evolution of the sample. In this study, however, the physical contact between Fe-1%Si sheet and the Al2O3 plate was found to have a strong eff...
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Veröffentlicht in: | Materials characterization 2020-07, Vol.165, p.110380, Article 110380 |
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Zusammenfassung: | When any sample is heat treated, it is normally placed on a supporting material. Normally, such physical contact is not expected to affect the microstructure evolution of the sample. In this study, however, the physical contact between Fe-1%Si sheet and the Al2O3 plate was found to have a strong effect on the evolution of a cube-on-face texture during heat treatment, producing as much as 76.0% when determined by the orientation within {100} ±15°. The similar result was obtained for the tungsten and quartz plates. The results provide a promising method to produce the high efficiency Si steel with a cube-on-face texture.
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•The texture was compared for specimens with and without physical contact with dissimilar materials.•A strong cube-on-face texture was evolved by physical contact during γ to α phase transformation.•The tensile shear stress coming from the friction appears to be the cause of a cube-on-face texture. |
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ISSN: | 1044-5803 1873-4189 |
DOI: | 10.1016/j.matchar.2020.110380 |