3D Spatial Distribution of Nuclei in 90% Cold Rolled Aluminium

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The distribution of nucleation sites in 90% cold rolled aluminium (AA1050) annealed for 1h at 280°C has been determined by serial sectioning the sample and characterizing each section using the electron back scattering pattern (EBSP) method in the SEM. In total 1844 nuclei are identified. It was found that the nuclei are not randomly distributed but clustered preferentially along TD-RD planes in the sample. The results are presented and implications of clustered nucleation on recrystallization kinetics are discussed.

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Materials Science Forum (Volumes 558-559)

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345-350

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October 2007

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