Process of retaining a dispersed second phase until after the texture developing anneal

Claim 1

A PROCESS FOR PRODUCING A POLYCRYSTALLINE SHEET-LIKE BODY HAVING A MAJORITY OF THE CONSTITUENT GRAINS ORIENTED IN THE (110) (001) CRYSTALLINE DIRECTION COMPRISING PRODUCING A STARTING BODY CONSISTING ESSENTIALLY OF FROM ABOUT 1.5 TO 4.0 WEIGHT PERCENT SILICON, BALANCE SUBSTANTIALLY ALL IRON AND INCIDENTAL IMPURITIES, AND INCLUDING A DISPERSED SECOND PHASE SELECTED FROM THE GROUP CONSISTING OF NITRIDES AND CARBIDES OF VANADIUM AND MANGANESE SULFIDE, REDUCING THE THICKNESS OF THE STARTING BODY IN A PLURALITY OF HOT AND COLD ROLLING STAGES TO A FINAL THICKNESS OF FROM ABOUT 2 TO 15 MILS WHEN THE SECOND PHASE IS ONE OF SAID NITRIDES AND CARBIDES AND TO A FINAL THICKNESS OF FROM ABOUT 2 TO 10 MILS WHEN THE SECOND PHASE IS MANGANESE SULFIDE, AND HEATING THE BODY IN AN ATMOSPHERE WHICH WILL NOT REDUCE THE DISPERSED SECOND PHASE AT THE HEATING TEMPERATURE, SAID HEATING EFFECTING SECONDARY RECRYSTALLIZATION OF A MAJORITY OF THE GRAINS INTO THE (110) (001) CRYSTALLINE DIRECTION.