A review on the effect of rare-earth elements on texture evolution during processing of magnesium alloys

By A. Imandoust, C. Barrett, T. Al-Samman, K. İnal, Haitham El Kadiri. Journal of Materials Science, 2016

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Subfields: Aerospace Engineering, Biomaterials, Mechanical Engineering

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Citations in the corpus

• Individual effect of recrystallisation nucleation sites on texture weakening in a magnesium alloy: Part 1- double twins (2017, background): “Furthermore, some research reported the recrystallised texture also depends on subsequent growth of recrystallised grains [6,7,20,27,32], and so the debate remains: when does the RE texture orientation selection process occur [1,10]? During nucleation or the following grain growth stage? To address ”
• Improving ductility of a Mg alloy via non-basal slip induced by Ca addition (2019, background): “2(j) implies that Ca does not dramatically alter the extrusion texture as some RE element do (Imandoust et al., 2017). The result here is consistent with the work by Zeng et al. (2016b) in that the texture weakening effect was observed only in Mg–Zn–Ca ternary alloys but not in Mg–Ca binary alloys.”