A new algorithm is proposed to determine the through-thickness residual stress gradient by X-ray Diffraction measurements on progressively thinned components. The procedure is based on a chemical or electrochemical attack of the component surface, which is then measured at each thinning stage. The simple algorithm provided for by a specific norm has been revised to take into account the X-ray absorption effects and the conditions of mechanical equilibrium of the component. The new procedure is illustrated for a typical case of study concerning a shot-peened metal component.
Sub-surface residual stress gradients: advances in laboratory XRD methods / Azanza Ricardo, Cristy Leonor; D'Incau, Mirco; Scardi, Paolo. - STAMPA. - 524-525:(2006), pp. 225-230. (Intervento presentato al convegno ECRS 7 tenutosi a Berlin nel 13th-15th September 2006) [10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.524-525.25].
Sub-surface residual stress gradients: advances in laboratory XRD methods
Azanza Ricardo, Cristy Leonor;D'Incau, Mirco;Scardi, Paolo
2006-01-01
Abstract
A new algorithm is proposed to determine the through-thickness residual stress gradient by X-ray Diffraction measurements on progressively thinned components. The procedure is based on a chemical or electrochemical attack of the component surface, which is then measured at each thinning stage. The simple algorithm provided for by a specific norm has been revised to take into account the X-ray absorption effects and the conditions of mechanical equilibrium of the component. The new procedure is illustrated for a typical case of study concerning a shot-peened metal component.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione