Abstract

A two-step approach involving cryogenic rolling and subsequent recrystallization annealing was developed to produce an ultrafine-grain structure in Cu–30Zn brass. The material so processed was characterized by a mean grain size of 0.5μm, fraction of high-angle boundaries of 90pct., a weak crystallographic texture, and strength twice that of initial material.

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