2004
DOI: 10.2355/isijinternational.44.1733
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Texture Evolution during the Processing of Electrical Steels with 0.5% Si and 1.25% Si

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“…6) are around 15-351 from the initial orientation (Fig. 5), a result also previously found for non-oriented electrical steels [6] Steels typically present the deformation bands after a plastic deformation at room temperature, as can be found in textbooks [5]. However, it was observed that specifically for straining in orientation {1 1 0} /0 0 1S, and unlike the typical behaviour for most of other textures [5], the deformation twins appeared (Fig.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 69%
“…6) are around 15-351 from the initial orientation (Fig. 5), a result also previously found for non-oriented electrical steels [6] Steels typically present the deformation bands after a plastic deformation at room temperature, as can be found in textbooks [5]. However, it was observed that specifically for straining in orientation {1 1 0} /0 0 1S, and unlike the typical behaviour for most of other textures [5], the deformation twins appeared (Fig.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 69%
“…10(b)]. In grain oriented silicon steels, a very high fraction of the f011gh100i Goss orientation can be obtained with a strategic combination of strain and recrystallization annealing [26][27][28]. In Fe, the highest magnetic permeability and minimal hysteretic loss occur in the h001i direction, so steels with strong Goss texture are used in transformers.…”
Section: Influence Of Microstructure and Texture On Formabilitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As can be seen in Table I, deep drawing steels for metal forming and GO (grain-oriented) electrical steels can have very optimized texture. This is possible because texture components as {111} <uvw> and Goss {110} <001> are common recrystallization texture components of bcc iron [11,12]. However, the texture of non-oriented commercial steels is far from the ideal texture {100} <0vw> [12,13].…”
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confidence: 99%