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Influence of Carbides and Nitrides on the Recrystallization Behavior in Cold Rolled Steel Sheets Fukunaga TERASAKI and Teruo KANEKO Synopsis: To clarify the effect of carbides and nitrides on the formation of recrystallization texture in low carbon steel sheets, the changes in recovery, recrystallization and grain growth processes during isochronal annealing have been investigated from the view point of crystallographic orientation dependency, using commercial Al-killed steel, Ti—stabilized steel, rimmed steel, and vacuum—melted 0.02% C-Fe alloy as materials. The formation of the proper recrystallization texture in Al—killed steel may be explained by the crystallographic orientation dependency of recrystallization rate, which is originated from the retardation of recovery due to the precipitation of AIN. In rimmed steel, the treatment resulted in structures with fine cementite dispersion before cold rolling causes the crystallographic orientation dependency of grain size distribution just after primary recrystallization, and the recrystallization texture is developed by the preferential growth of fill} grains during the normal grain growth. In Ti—stabilized steel, the behavior is more complicated but it might be affected by the precipitation of TiC. (Received Dec. 18, 1971)