Residual Stresses Induced By Deep Rolling In Notched Components

  • Guagliano, M
  • Vergani, L
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Mechanical surface treatments are more and more utilized to improve the fatigue strength of notched machine elements. In these cases the improvement of the mechanical characteristics is mainly due to the residual stress state that the treatments induce in the surface layers of the material. This paper deals with deep rolling: a numerical procedure designed to calculate the residual stress state by varying the treatment parameters is proposed. This procedure was applied to a notched element and the numerical results were verified by means of the experimental measurements obtained by using an X-ray diffractometer. To demonstrate the influence of the treatment parameters a prediction of the fatigue strength of the specimen was made, both the residual stresses obtained with different rolling loads

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Guagliano, M., & Vergani, L. (2011). Residual Stresses Induced By Deep Rolling In Notched Components. Journal of the Mechanical Behavior of Materials, 9(2), 129–140. https://doi.org/10.1515/jmbm.1998.9.2.129

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