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Pre-rolling was performed along the transverse direction at room temperature to investigate the microstructural evolution of non-basal textured AZ61 Mg alloy. Microstructural characterization was used to evaluate grain boundary effects related to texture orientation. The microstructure and texture evolution were examined by means of optical microscopy, X-ray diffraction, and electron-backscatter diffraction. The results revealed that a mass of{   10   1  ¯   2   }$\left\{ {10\bar 12} \right\}$    extension twins were introduced by pre-rolling with a small thickness reduction of 3 %. The  c -axis of the grains tended to rotate toward the normal direction after the pre-rolling process. The deformation mechanism of the extension twin lamellae is discussed.

Influence of pre-rolling on microstructural evolution of non-basal textured magnesium alloy