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Analyzing orientations from a quantitative pole figure of rolled iron

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A method for the quantitative measurement of the components of the texture of deformed metal from a diffractometric curve is proposed. This was applied to the analysis of the orientations of 92% rolled iron. It is shown that the basic orientation of rolled iron is an axial texture with the axis [111] perpendicular to the plane of rolling. We then have in decreasing order (112) < 110 >, (001) [110], (111) < 112 >.

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    G. M. Vorob'ev

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Vorob'ev, G.M. Analyzing orientations from a quantitative pole figure of rolled iron. Soviet Physics Journal 10, 61–65 (1967). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00819797

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