Evolution of crystallographic texture and material anisotropy effects resulting from uniaxial deformation for high-strength steels with high manganese content

Zuern, M.; Dadkhah, M.; Nitschke-Pagel, T.; Gibmeier, J.

doi:10.1107/S1600576725010350

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Phase-specific residual stresses (RS) created by welding of an HCT690T metal sheet, which was pre-deformed to a total strain of about 20% prior to bead-on-plate welding in the previous load direction. (a) The evolution of the phase-specific residual stresses of the ferrite phase depending on the distance to the weld seam center, determined in both the LD and the TD. Below the residual stresses, the associated evolution of the normalized mean integral breadth (IB_n) of the X-ray interference lines is given. The $[d^{\{211\}}_{\rm norm.}]$ values determined in the LD are plotted versus $[\sin^{2}\psi]$ for distances of approximately (b) 8 mm and (c) 13 mm from the center of the weld seam.

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Volume 59| Part 1| February 2026| Pages 163-178

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