Selective Grain Growth and Grain Boundary Character Distribution Relationships in Magnetostrictive Fe-Ga Thin Sheets

Suok Min Na; Nicholas J. Jones; Alison B. Flatau

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.917.223

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Selective Grain Growth and Grain Boundary Character Distribution Relationships in Magnetostrictive Fe-Ga Thin Sheets

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Grain growth and grain boundary character distribution relationships in Fe-Ga rolled sheet is investigated to study the influence of H₂S gas content in argon on the development of selective grain growth through secondary recrystallization. Abnormal growth of (011) grains was predominant at the low content of H₂S gas, while (113) grain growth was well developed at contents higher than 1.33% H₂S. On the other hand, the development of (001) grains was challenging to produce because it is very sensitive to the anneal environment and has a relatively low fraction of high energy grain boundaries associated with misorientation angles that determine the mobility of boundaries.

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Fe-Ga Alloy, Grain Boundary, Grain Growth, Magnetostriction, Misorientation Angle

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