The Effect of Mill Temperature on the Texture and Microstructutre Evolution in Warm Rolled α-Brass

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At the entrance temperature of 300°C, the effect of mill temperature on the texture and microstructure evolution was worked to 85/15 α-brass by two rollings with mill temperatures calibrated as 28°C for one rolling and 55°C for another, in which TEM was employed to reveal the microstructures, and ODF to represent the related textures. From the experiment evidence, a detailed discussion was made and led to a conclusion: in current rolling, with recovery, mill temperature influences the rolling texture and microstructure development through chilling and the working temperature induced deformation mechanisms change, the former one affecting B intensities, by contrast, the latter one leading to a texture transition.

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