The Effects of Shot Size on the Residual Stresses Resulting from Shot Peening
G. T. Robertson
Abstract
G. T. Robertson
Abstract
This report describes the influence of shot size upon the residual stress curves. It was found that these curves could be represented by a Gaussian type function which clearly illustrated the effect of changing shot size. The results showed that the maximum compression is located increasingly further subsurface and the total in depth influence of the shot peening becomes greater as the shot size is increased.
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This report describes the influence of shot size upon the residual stress curves. It was found that these curves could be represented by a Gaussian type function which clearly illustrated the effect of changing shot size. The results showed that the maximum compression is located increasingly further subsurface and the total in depth influence of the shot peening becomes greater as the shot size is increased.
Key concepts: Shot peening, Shot (pellet), Residual stress, Materials science, Peening, Residual, Single shot, Computer science