Simulation-aided analysis of ferrite recrystallization behavior of pure iron with different dislocation characters
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We investigated the ferrite recrystallization behavior of pure iron with different dislocation characters. Two types of specimens with almost the same dislocation densities and different dislocation characters were prepared. The edge dislocation density in specimen A was larger than that in specimen B, whereas the screw dislocation density in specimen B was larger than that in specimen A. Ferrite recrystallization progressed faster in specimen A than in specimen B. Furthermore, cellular automaton simulation proved that changes in ferrite recrystallization behavior due to the dislocation character are attributed to the difference in the driving force for recrystallization and the activation energy for recovery in each specimen. Thus, we found that the difference in the dislocation character can affect the ferrite recrystallization behavior of pure iron.
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