The effects of magnetic annealing on recrystallization and grain-boundary character distribution (GBCD) in iron–cobalt alloy polycrystals
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- 1 July 1990
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Taylor & Francis in Philosophical Magazine Letters
- Vol. 62 (1) , 9-17
Abstract
The effects of magnetic annealing on recrystallization and grain-boundary character distribution (GBCD), the type and frequency of grain boundaries, have been studied in iron-9 mol% cobalt alloy polycrystals in the range of magnetic field strength up to 04 MA m−1 (5kOe). It was found that magnetic annealing retards recrystallization and affects the GBCD, particularly the frequency of low-angle boundaries in recrystallized polycrystals of the alloy. The frequency of low-angle boundaries increases with increasing strength of the magnetic field, exceeding the value predicted for a random polycrystal.Keywords
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