Abstract
The effect of crystallographic texture on impact transition behavior has been studied in a low-carbon steel. Crystallographic texture was found to influence the general yield temperature through its effect on the plastic constraint factor. The effective grain size depends on the angle between the {001} cleavage planes of the neighbouring crystals, rather than the grain boundary misorientation angle as determined from electron backscattered diffraction analysis considering the angle–axis pair.
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