Avoiding misaligned grains when creating synthetic rolled microstructures
Cameron Grant
Michael Jackson
Dear Cameron,
You will most likely always get some grains that are not flat due to how the algorithm for creating the grains works. You could try an even larger weight value and stretch the grains even more through the A:B:C ratio that you setup.
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Mike Jackson
On 5/9/22, 10:21 AM, "Cameron Grant" <dream3...@googlegroups.com on behalf of cameronja...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi folks,
Is there a way to avoid slightly misaligned grains appearing throughout my microstructure? I would much prefer if all of my grains were nice and flat, and didn't have any slight incline associated with them. Hopefully it's clear from the attached image what I'm talking about. I would like my grains to be nice and 'flat' like the red line, but instead I see the purple case where the grain is inclined slightly. 
I've tried to ensure the grains are flat by using the axis odf tab to strongly align my grains in the x-direction, however it doesn't seem to have worked. I used a weighting factor of 50000 and a sigma value of 1. Is it possible to reduce this sigma value below a value of 1?
Any help with this issue would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Cameron
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