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The crystallographic texture of sheets from low-carbon steel can be, on the one hand, a means for controlling the process of their fabrication in the last rolling stage and, on the other hand, can be an indicator of the capacity of the rolled metal to resist fracture in ready parts, for example, in thin-wall gas transmission pipes operating under the conditions of high internal pressures.
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Égiz, I.V., Shamrai, V.F. Crystallographic Texture as a Means for Controlling the Rolling Process of Low-Carbon Sheet Steel. Metal Science and Heat Treatment 45, 35–38 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1023948129869
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