The deformation texture of rolled ribbons of copper-based alloys as a condition of producing a sharp cubic texture upon recrystallization

摘要

It has been shown that a specific quantitative relationship of main textural components after cold deformation (by rolling to 98.6-99%) of copper alloys determines the possibility of producing a sharp cubic texture in the ribbons after subsequent recrystallization annealing. The binary alloys of copper with nickel (up to 40 at %) and of copper with additions of iron and chromium correspond to this criterion. It has been found that the optimum deformation texture can be created in some ternary copper-nickel alloys with addition of Cr, Fe or Mn. It has been shown that the analysis of the component composition of deformation textures using the orientation distribution function can yield more precise predictions than the stacking fault energy values, as well as make it possible to obtain a cubic texture upon subsequent recrystallization.