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A study of the orientations and microstructure of 3 pct Si-Fe alloys after deformation and recrystallization has been made. The components found after deformation agreed with recently published work on single crystals, being primarily (001) [110], (111) [110], and (111) [112]. A pronounced effect of temperature of recrystallization was found on microstructure and orientation. Low temperature recrystallization was interpreted in terms of low angle boundaries which resulted in the retention of a large amount of the deformation texture. High temperature recrystallization was interpreted in terms of high angle boundaries which gave rise to new components. No simple angular relation between the deformation and high temperature recrystallization textures could be detected.
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TP4149E. Manuscript, June 22, 1955. New York Meeting, February 1956.
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Wiener, G., Corcoran, R. Deformation and Recrystallization of Silicon Iron. JOM 8, 901–906 (1956). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03377787
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