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Model of Secondary Recrystallization in Silicon-Iron and Comparison With Experiments
A comparative analysis has been made of selective grain growth processes at
different layers of a grain oriented silicon iron sheet. Shorter incubation
time and best orientation selection during secondary recrystallization appear
at 40 μm from the sheet surface. This has been linked to the presence
of a relatively strong //RD fiber in the texture. The differences
through the sheet thickness are assumed to be inherited from the hot band.
Computer simulations in the framework of the statistical theory of grain
growth support the proposed selection mechanisms.