Deformation and texture Crystallography H. K. D. H. Bhadeshia Deformation and texture
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slip direction must lie in slip plane maximum shear stress at 45°
Deihl’s rule
A non-random distribution of crystal orientations in a polycrystalline sample is said to be textured.
100 pole figure plotted relative to sample axes
RD 100 pole figure showing “cube” texture TD
pole figure RD TD
Inverse pole figure Due to cubic symmetry, only one triangle needs to be illustrated
Electron back-scattered diffraction
crystallographic structure at fusion line
100 pole figure showing “cube” texture RD 100 pole figure showing “cube” texture TD 30
Euler angles