Texture Changes of Asymmetrically Rolled AA 1050 Al Alloy Sheets

Jin Hyuk Lee; In Soo Kim

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.702-703.332

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Texture Changes of Asymmetrically Rolled AA 1050 Al Alloy Sheets

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Texture of Al alloy is affected to the formability and mechanical properties. In this paper, it was studied that the change of texture and formability of AA 1050 Al alloy sheets which were asymmetrically rolled. Asymmetrically rolled Al sheets showed that the distorted rotated cube texture, {001}, γ-fiber, ND// and {120} and {120} components were increased. The change of texture components after the asymmetrical rolling could be affected to the variation of plastic strain ratios of the asymmetrically rolled AA 1050 Al alloy sheets.

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Jin Hyuk Lee, In Soo Kim

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Asymmetry Rolling, Formability, ODF, Plastic Strain Ratio, R-Value, Texture

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