Institute of Metals Division - Requirements for Developing Cube-on-Edge Texture in 4- Mil-Thick Silicon-Iron (TN)

The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
H. C. Fiedler
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Jan 1, 1964

Abstract

It was recently shown with 3.3 pct Si-Fe containing 0.026 pct S and 0.06 pct Mn that the extent of secondary recrystallization to a cube-on-edge texture is determined by the cooling rate from the solution temperature of the manganese sulfide inclusions.1 With a rapid cooling rate, many small inclusions rather than a few large ones are formed, which leads to increased restraint to normal grain growth and more complete secondary recrystalliza-tion. Strip samples 12 mils thick, rolled from 1-in.-thick slabs that were cooled at 130°C per min
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APA: H. C. Fiedler  (1964)  Institute of Metals Division - Requirements for Developing Cube-on-Edge Texture in 4- Mil-Thick Silicon-Iron (TN)

MLA: H. C. Fiedler Institute of Metals Division - Requirements for Developing Cube-on-Edge Texture in 4- Mil-Thick Silicon-Iron (TN). The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1964.

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