Grain Boundary Texture

Valerie Randle; Richard Jones

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.638-642.196

Paper Titles

Effect of Carbon and Nitrogen on the Hall-Petch Coefficient of Ferritic Iron (Review on the Hall-Petch Relation in Ferritic Iron)
p.168

Lasers and Thermal Spray
p.174

Recrystallization-Texture Theories in Light of Strain-Energy-Release-Maximization
p.182

Modelling Study of Deformation Texture and Plastic Heterogeneity at Grain Boundaries and Triple Junctions
p.190

Grain Boundary Texture
p.196

Application of a High Magnetic Field during Thermo-Treatment of Metallic Materials as a Potential Means for Microstructure Modification
p.202

Advances in Thin Film Technology through the Application of Modulated Pulse Power Sputtering
p.208

Microstructure and Mechanical Properties of Dissimilar Joints of AZ31 MG Alloy to Aluminium Alloys
p.214

FE Analysis of Microstructure Evolution during Ring Rolling Process of a Large-Scale Ti-6Al-4V Alloy Ring
p.223

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Grain Boundary Texture

Abstract:

Recently the distribution of grain boundary planes in metals and other materials has begun to be studied in addition to the misorientation distribution. It has been found that a ‘grain boundary texture’, i.e. a non-random distribution of grain boundary planes, often exists. The present paper will show examples of grain boundary texture taken from austenitic stainless steel and rocksalt. The characteristics of the grain boundary texture will be described in terms of low-index boundary planes and tilt/twist descriptors. Reasons for the formation of the particular grain boundary texture and possibilities for exploitation via grain boundary engineering will be discussed.