1969 年 33 巻 9 号 p. 991-999
For the purpose of investigating the drawability of S.A.P., hot-rolled Al-Al2O3 alloys containing Al2O3 from 1.2 to 15.5 wt% were deep drawn at high and room temperatures. As to the maximum deep drawability, the limiting drawing ratio of 2.10 was obtained on Al-3.5%Al2O3 alloy. The cup profile obtained on Al-Al2O3 (3.5%) alloy showed 50° ears from the rolling direction. The ears disappeared at over 9.8 wt%Al2O3, and the new ears pararell to the rolling direction were formed. The pole figures of Al-Al2O3 alloys with 3.5 wt%Al2O3 showed that the preferred orientation is (110)[\bar335], and the relation between the ears and pole figures are discussed. The mechanism of forming the (110)[\bar335] texture seemed to be due to the operation of a new slip system other than the primary and conjugate slip systems. It appears that the new slip system has the same slip plane as the primary or the conjugate slip plane and its slip direction is equal to the crossing line between the primary and conjugate slip planes.