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Prediction of inhomogeneous texture in clad sheet metals by hot roll bond method

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A finite element analysis was applied to analyze the evolution of an inhomogeneity of rolling texture in hot rolled clad metal with Taylor-Bishop-Hill model and Renourd-Winterberger method. The shear texture has been developed in the surface layer of the aluminum and plane strain texture has been developed in the center layer. The calculated texture variations through thickness direction could simulate experimental texture using deformation gradient from FEM. The ratio of shear strain to rolling strain, x, which represents the degree of rotation about transverse direction could give the degree of development of shear texture. The larger value of x gives the larger crystal rotation about transverse direction and subsequently the development of shear texture. The calculated (111) pole figures were in good agreement with experimentally measured pole figures.

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Choi, S.H., Kwon, J.W. & Oh, K.H. Prediction of inhomogeneous texture in clad sheet metals by hot roll bond method. Metals and Materials 2, 133–140 (1996). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03026087

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