論文ID: TETSU-2025-046
We systematically investigated the change in crystal orientation due to recrystallization after processing using {110}<110> single crystals as the initial orientation in the reduction range between 10–70%. The changes may be classified into two reduction cases: First, in the 10–40% reduction rate, at 10% strain, the {110}<110> grains recrystallized and gradually transitioned toward {100}<001> with increasing reduction. In particular, at 40% reduction, recrystallization was initiated from the shear bands, resulting in a dominant orientation of {100}<001> after grain growth. The {100}<001> grains recrystallized and grew from the shear bands. At a 50–70% reduction rate, the primary recrystallized orientation became {111}<211>. At 50% reduction, the {111}<211> orientations were abundant as recrystallized grains near 40% recrystallization and the orientations increased during recrystallization and grain growth. This suggests that the {111}<211> orientations formed within the shear bands as the strain rates increased, driving recrystallization and grain growth. Although the {100}<001> orientation also existed within the shear bands, both the {111}<211> and {100}<001> orientations were recrystallized. During grain growth, the {111}<211> orientation likely consumed the {100}<001> orientation.