T. Yoshikawa et F. Inoko, EFFECT OF TENSILE DIRECTION ON DEFORMATIO N AND RECRYSTALLIZATION IN A COPPER BICRYSTAL, Nippon Kinzoku Gakkaishi, 58(6), 1994, pp. 596-604
In order to clarify the effect of active slip systems on the recrystal
lization along/near the grain boundaries, three kinds of 99.99 mass% c
opper bicrystal specimens, which have the same original grain boundary
and different tensile directions, were prepared. When they are deform
ed in tension to a strain of 0.3, the grain boundary is changed into d
ifferent ones because of the operation of different slip systems. Afte
r annealing the recrystallization along/near the grain boundary occurs
mainly due to [111] rotation mechanism in the bicrystal in which mult
iple slips of dislocations with large screw components on a certain sl
ip system and those on other ones take place. In contrast, the strain
induced grain boundary migration mechanism operates in the bicrystal w
hose grain boundary plane is parallel to edge dislocations entered int
o and piled-up toward the grain boundary.