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Grain Boundary Character and Pinning Effect during Grain Growth of Two-Phase Alloys

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Monte Carlo technique was extensively used to simulate various recrystallization stages. In this study, the effect of second phase particles is studied in presence of varied populations of low and high angle grain boundaries. Results show that a significant pinning effect can be responsible for an abnormal growth when varying the population of low angle grain boundaries.

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Sofiane Guessasma, N. Rouag

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Grain Boundary Anisotropy, Grain Growth, Monte-Carlo, Pinning Effect

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