Origins and main characteristics of crystalline textures
Texture and anisotropy of polycrystalline materials – Formation of textures
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Origins and main characteristics of crystalline textures
Texture and anisotropy of polycrystalline materials – Formation of textures

Author : Claude ESLING

Publication date: February 10, 2016 | Lire en français

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1. Origins and main characteristics of crystalline textures

1.1 Texture origins and symmetries

The texture and other structural parameters of polycrystalline aggregates are formed by all kinds of solid transformation processes, which take place throughout the material's history. These processes include :

  • crystallization from a non-crystalline state: vapor, liquid, glass (amorphous solid);

  • plastic deformation: sliding, maculation, diffusion ;

  • recrystallization: primary (static, thermal activation), secondary, grain coarsening ;

  • phase transformation: by diffusion, by martensitic transformation ;

  • rigid particle rotation: due to mechanical, electrical or magnetic forces....

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