Fatigue study on AISI/SAE 1015 steel with shot peening under corrosive environments

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This work evaluates alternative four-point bending fatigue stress in 2 < pH < 4 corrosive media of AISI/SAE 1015 steel subjected to shot peening surface treatment. A tri factorial experimental design with replications was used. The intervening factors were: i) load levels, 0.96, 0.85, 0.73, 0.65; ii) corrosive media; pH2, pH4, ambient; iii) shot-peening surface treatment; without any shot peening, S230 shot peening and CW-41 shot peening, for which a total of 108 specimens were tested with a reliability level of 95% and a probability of failure of 3%. Tests were performed on a universal machine in a three-point bending assembly with an electro-pneumatic system. The cycle counting and control were performed by a programmable logic controller. The results of the stress-life method in each one of the scenarios show that the best condition was shown in the probes with shot peening S230 and CW-41 treatment under atmospheric conditions, where the material tends to increase its fatigue behavior; the number of cycles reached 36990 and 37773 respectively. The corrosive effect of pH2 and pH4 reduced on probes without shot peening treatment with a maximum of 9862 and 8670 cycles respectively; however, for S230 and CW-41 shots, an increase in cycle number in pH2 and pH4 was evidenced, with the best result for S230 shot at pH4 with a maximum range of 21568. Likewise, the fractography analysis shows mixed fractures with fatigue failure mechanism; the characteristics found were beach marks, secondary cracks, localized oxidation (filiform, plates, pitting, stress, and compression corrosion), nucleation, microvoids, cleavage facets, intergranular and transgranular cracks.

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Romero, F., Pertuz, A., & Diaz, J. G. (2021). Fatigue study on AISI/SAE 1015 steel with shot peening under corrosive environments. In Journal of Physics: Conference Series (Vol. 1938). IOP Publishing Ltd. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/1938/1/012005

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