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Microstructural Response of Pure Copper to Cryogenic Rolling (PREPRINT)
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In this paper, a high-resolution electron-back-scatter-diffraction (EBSD) technique was applied to quantify grain-structure development and texture evolution during/after cryogenic rolling of pure copper.Abstract:
: A high-resolution electron-back-scatter-diffraction (EBSD) technique was applied to quantify grain-structure development and texture evolution during/after cryogenic rolling of pure copper. Microstructure evolution was found to be a complex process involving mainly geometrical effects associated with strain and discontinuous recrystallization but also including limited twinning and grain subdivision. Recrystallization was deduced to be static in nature and probably occurred during static storage of the material at room temperature after cryogenic rolling. The texture contained a pronounced {110} brass component; this observation was interpreted in terms of the suppression of cross slip at cryogenic temperatures. In general, cryogenic rolling was found to be ineffective for the formation of a nanocrystalline (NC) structure in pure copper.read more
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