M. Wrobel et al., DISLOCATION MICROSTRUCTURE AND TEXTURE DEVELOPMENT IN ROLLED COPPER SINGLE-CRYSTALS, Zeitschrift fur Metallkunde, 85(6), 1994, pp. 415-425
Copper single crystals within initial orientations (110)[112BAR], (110
)[001], (113BAR)[741], (100)[011] and (100)[001] were rolled up to 95
% reduction. Optical and electron metallography as well as crystallogr
aphic texture measurements were performed. Strain distributions in sli
p systems were also completed. The dislocations formed banded structur
es. Directions of dislocation bands depended on the amount of deformat
ion and on the distribution of strains in the slip planes. Deformation
bands, transition bands and shear bands were formed in crystals with
unstable orientations. For shear bands to occur the activation of new
slip systems, non-coplanar with the formerly operating, as well as for
mation of the well-defined banded structure was required.