Residual Stress Measurement of Shot-Peened Steel Rings by Barkhausen Noise, ESPI Hole-Drilling and X-Ray Diffraction

Theo J. Rickert; James J. Thomas; Lasse Suominen

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.996.380

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Residual Stress Measurement of Shot-Peened Steel Rings by Barkhausen Noise, ESPI Hole-Drilling and X-Ray Diffraction

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Shot-Peening is used to generate surface-near compressive residual stresses in final shape parts, usually to improve their fatigue properties. The success of the process can be checked in different ways. XRD and Hole-Drilling determine quantitative stress depth profiles in specific locations. Barkhausen noise measurements evaluate a near-surface zone in real-time and can cover large areas quickly. It is a fully nondestructive method. This study compares ESPI Hole-Drilling, which is a very fast technique, and XRD, which is very precise but slower, to Barkhausen Noise results for the case of three steel rings shot-peened with different intensities.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 996)

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August 2014

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Theo J. Rickert*, James J. Thomas, Lasse Suominen

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Barkhausen Noise, ESPI, Hole-Drilling, Quality Control, Residual Stress Measurement, Shot-Peening, X-Ray Diffraction (XRD)

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