Static Recrystallization of FeAl in the Presence of Second Phase Particles: Experimental and Modeling Investigations

Sofiane Guessasma; E. Suzon; N. Rouag; Thierry Grosdidier

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Static Recrystallization of FeAl in the Presence of Second Phase Particles: Experimental and Modeling Investigations

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This paper presents some preliminarily results on microstructure modifications associated with static recrystallization in an ODS alloy. The morphology of the grains issued from static recrystallization is influenced significantly by the alignment of the oxide particles in the as-extruded starting material. Grain growth modeling confirms the effect of particle alignment on the grain morphology and shows significant control of the particle distribution nature and the initial grain size on the grain anisotropy.

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Materials Science Forum (Volumes 467-470)

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Sofiane Guessasma, E. Suzon, N. Rouag, Thierry Grosdidier

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Iron Aluminide, Monte-Carlo Simulation, Morphological Anisotropy, ODS Alloy, Recrystallization

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