shot peening residual stress - Metal Improvement Company
shot peening residual stress - Metal Improvement Company
shot peening residual stress - Metal Improvement Company
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C H A P T E R T W E L V E<br />
C ONTROLL ING THE PROCESS<br />
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S P E C I F Y I N G S H O T<br />
P E E N I N G<br />
Figure 12-11 shows a splined shaft (shaded)<br />
installed with two bearings supporting the shaft<br />
inside an assembly. The outboard spline and<br />
adjacent radius would be likely fatigue failure<br />
locations from bending and/or torsional fatigue. In<br />
this case, engineering would specify <strong>shot</strong> <strong>peening</strong><br />
(of the shaft) on the drawing as follows.<br />
• Area "A": Shot peen<br />
• Area "B": Overspray allowed<br />
• Area "C": Masking required<br />
The details on the print should read<br />
• Shot peen splined areas and adjacent radius<br />
using MI-110H <strong>shot</strong>; 0.006"-0.009" A intensity.<br />
• Minimum 100% coverage in splined areas<br />
to be verified by PEENSCAN ® .<br />
• Overspray acceptable on adjacent larger diameter.<br />
• Mask both bearing surfaces and center shaft area.<br />
• Shot <strong>peening</strong> per AMS-S-13165<br />
It is important to note that if Non-Destructive Testing is required, NDT should always be performed before<br />
<strong>shot</strong> <strong>peening</strong>. The <strong>peening</strong> process will obliterate or close up small surface cracks skewing NDT results.<br />
<strong>Metal</strong> <strong>Improvement</strong> <strong>Company</strong> has over five decades of experience engineering <strong>shot</strong> <strong>peening</strong> callouts.<br />
MIC specializes in the proper selection of <strong>shot</strong> size and intensity parameters for fatigue and/or corrosion<br />
resistant applications. The worldwide service center locations are listed on the back cover of this<br />
technical manual.<br />
REFERENCES:<br />
12.1 Internal <strong>Metal</strong> <strong>Improvement</strong> Co. Memo<br />
www.metalimprovement.com<br />
Figure 12-11 Assembly Drawing of Spline Shaft<br />
Requiring Shot Peening