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- 2016Process parameter influence on texture heterogeneity in asymmetric rolling of aluminium sheet alloyscitations
- 2015Shear banding and its contribution to texture evolution in rotated Goss orientations of BCC structured materialscitations
- 2015Modelling the stored energy of plastic deformation for individual crystal orientationscitations
- 2015Evolution of recrystallization textures in particle containing Al alloys after various rolling reductions: experimental study and modelingcitations
- 2014Texture Control in Aluminum Sheets by Conventional and Asymmetric Rolling
- 2013Microstructure and properties of ultrafast annealed high strength steelcitations
- 2012Texture evolution during asymmetrical warm rolling and subsequent annealing of electrical steelcitations
- 2012Recrystallization textures in aluminum alloys: experimental study and modellingcitations
- 2012Grain refinement of a cold rolled TRIP assisted steel after ultra short annealingcitations
- 2012Modeling the recrystallization textures in particle containing Al alloys after various rolling reductions
- 2012Texture Control in Steel and Aluminium Alloys by Rolling and Recrystallization in Non-Conventional Sheet Manufacturingcitations
- 2012Recrystallization in severely deformed aluminumcitations
- 2010Improved plastic anisotropy in asymmetrically rolled 6xxx alloycitations
- 2009Controlling the plastic anisotropy in asymmetrically rolled aluminium sheetscitations
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Texture evolution during asymmetrical warm rolling and subsequent annealing of electrical steel
Abstract
The core loss and magnetic induction of electrical steels are dependent on the microstructure and texture of the material, which are produced by the thermo-mechanical processing. After a conventional rolling process, crystal orientations of the alpha-(< 110 >//RD) and gamma-(< 111 >//ND) fibers are strongly present in the final texture. These fibers have a drastically negative effect on the magnetic properties of electrical steels. By applying asymmetric rolling, significant shear strains could be introduced across the thickness of the sheet and thus a deformation texture with more magnetically favorable components is expected. In this study, an electrical steel of 1.23 wt.% Si was subjected to asymmetric warm rolling in a rolling mill with different roll diameters. The evolutions of both deformed and annealed textures were investigated. The texture evolution during asymmetric warm rolling was analyzed by crystal plasticity simulations using the ALAMEL model. A good fit between measured and calculated textures was obtained. The annealing texture could be understood in terms of an oriented nucleation model that selects crystal orientations with a lower than average stored energy of plastic deformation.