Abstract
The deformation and annealing textures of a body-centered-cubic Zr-Cb alloy are similar to the textures of the more familiar body-centered-cubic metals. p]The preferred orientation of the newly transformed hexagonal-close-packed phase is related to the parent body-centered-cubic phase by the Burgers orientation relationship.
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Keeler, J.H. Preferred Orientations in a Meta-Stable Body-Centered-Cubic Zr-Cb Alloy. JOM 8, 122–123 (1956). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03377655
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