Abstract
Preferred orientations in rolled and annealed titanium sheets were determined by the Geiger counter spectrometer X-ray diffraction technique. Five annealing textures dependent upon the temperature range of annealing were found, and in order of increasing annealing temperature are: 1—a deformationlike texture, 2—a rotated a-recrystallization texture, 3—a retained a-recrystallization texture on annealing at lower temperatures of the β-region, 4—a transformation texture based on recrystallized a and predicted by the Burgers’ relationship, and 5—a β-cube texture. These results are examined in terms of current theories of recrystallization textures.
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A. H. Geisler, Member AIME, deceased, was Research Associate, Research Laboratory, General Electric Co., Schenectady.
Discussion of this paper, TP 3999E, may be sent, 2 copies, to AIME by Apr. 1, 1956. Manuscript, Nov. 17, 1954. Philadelphia Meeting, October 1955.
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Keeler, J.H., Geisler, A.H. Preferred Orientations in Rolled and Annealed Titanium. JOM 8, 80–90 (1956). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03377647
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