Rolling Texture of ECAP Processed Al and Cu

Jan Kuśnierz

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/SSP.105.339

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Rolling Texture of ECAP Processed Al and Cu

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The orientation distribution functions of conventionally prepared and pre-deformed copper and aluminium up to ı = 7.2 by the Equal-Channel Angular Pressing mode C, and then cold rolled up to 95 % area reduction have been analyzed in the paper. The rolling texture of conventionally prepared coarse-grained copper was characterized by {011}<3-11> component, whereas that of small-grained copper was characterized by {351}<1-12>. However, both components were present in copper pre-deformed up to ı = 7.2 by ECAP technique. In the ECAP pre-deformed aluminium the perfecting of the {113}<12-1> component of the rolling texture followed the increase of deformation. The texture has been discussed in relation with mechanical properties and structure observations.

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Aluminum (Al), Copper (Cu), Equal-Channel Angular Pressing (ECAP), Rolling Texture

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