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The Effect of Hot-Band Structure on Texture Development in Low-Carbon Steel Sheet

S. D. Bhole
,
W. T. Roberts
&
D. V. Wilson
Pages 277-285 | Published online: 18 Jul 2013

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W. B. Hutchinson. (1984) Development and control of annealing textures in low-carbon steels. International Metals Reviews 29:1, pages 25-42.
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U. Lotter & L. Meyer. (1977) Texture and yield strength anisotropy of microalloyed thermomechanically treated high-strength steels. Metals Technology 4:1, pages 27-31.
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D. Dulieu & I. G. Davies. (1975) Development of directionality in the processing of steels. Metals Technology 2:1, pages 178-194.
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L. J. Ruiz-Aparicio, C. I. Garcia & A. J. DeArdo. (2001) Development of {111} transformation texture in interstitial-free steels. Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A 32:9, pages 2325-2334.
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Sam K. Chang & Hee J. Kang. (1995) Hot direct rolling in ferrite region in extra low-carbon steel. Steel Research 66:11, pages 463-469.
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Minoru NISHIDAToshiyuki KATO. (1989) Formation of Transformation Textures and Plastic Anisotropy in Hot-rolled Steel Sheets. Tetsu-to-Hagane 75:6, pages 941-947.
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Shunichi HASHIMOTOTakahiro KASHIMAJing-hui ZHAO. (1989) Effect of Hot Rolling in Ferrite Phase on γ-value of Cold Rolled and Annealed Extra Low Carbon Steel Sheet. Tetsu-to-Hagane 75:12, pages 2194-2201.
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