Effect of Triple Junctions on Grain Boundary and Grain Growth Kinetics in Aluminium - 10 ppm Magnesium Sheet

D. Mattissen; D. Kirch; Dmitri A. Molodov; Lasar S. Shvindlerman; Günter Gottstein

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.467-470.777

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Effect of Triple Junctions on Grain Boundary and Grain Growth Kinetics in Aluminium - 10 ppm Magnesium Sheet

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The motion and geometry of connected grain boundary systems with triple junctions in aluminium -10 ppm magnesium was investigated in-situ with a special designed SEM heating stage. The results show that triple junctions can have a marked influence on grain boundary motion. The grain area change with annealing time was from a hot stage in the SEM. An analysis of the experimental data reveals that there is no unique relationship between growth rate and the number n of grain sides (Von Neumann-Mullins relation). This is attributed to the effect of triple junction drag on grain growth.

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D. Mattissen, D. Kirch, Dmitri A. Molodov, Lasar S. Shvindlerman, Günter Gottstein

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Grain Boundary, Grain Growth, Mobility, Triple Junction, Von Neumann-Mullins Relation

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