Exploring Autofrettage Process to Improve the Fatigue Life on High-Pressure Cylinder

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Autofrettage process is now widely used to improve fatigue strength of high pressure components. This paper focuses on the fatigue life improvement of the high-pressure cylinder treated by autofrettage process. In this process, a high pressure cylinder treated by autofrettage process has been simulated by using FEA software, and surface variation of the cylinder has been analyzed. To further understand this process, theoretical fatigue analysis has also been carried out.

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