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120. “Evaluation of Welding Residual Stress Levels Through Shot Peening and Heat Treating”; Molzen, M. and
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121. “Selecting the Best Carburizing Method for the Heat Treatment of Gears”; Breuer, D., Lindell, G. and Herring,
D., 2003.
122. “Suitability of High Density Powder Metal Gears for Gear Applications”; Link, R. and Kotthoff, G., Gear
Technology, Jan/Feb. 2001.
123. “Subsurface Properties of Laser Peened 6061-T6 Al Weldments”; Montross, C., Florea, V., Brandt, M. and
Swain, M., Surface Engineering 2000.
124. “Laser Shock Processing”; Van Aken, D., Industrial Heating, Feb. 2001.
125. “The Effects of Process Variations on Residual Stress Induced by Laser Peening”; Hackel, L., Harris, F.,
Halpin, J., Rankin, J., Hill, M. and Chen, H., Materials Science Forum, 2002.
126. “Laser Shock Peening Solves Many Performance Issues”; Reitz, W., Surface Engineering, Feb. 2002.
127. “Process Control Techniques for Laser Peening of Metals”; Specht, R., Jones, D., Hackel, L., Harris, F., Hill,
M., Halpin, J., Lane, L., Zaleski, T. and Wubbenhorst, W., 2002.
128. “Laser Peening Technology”; Hill, M., DeWald, A., Demma, A., Hackel, L., Chen, H-L, Dane, C., Specht, R., and
Harris, F., Advanced Materials and Processes, Aug. 2003.
129. “Fatigue of Mechanically Surface Treated Materials at Elevated Temperatures”; Altenberger, I., Noster, U.,
Scholtes, B. and Ritchie, R., 2002.
130. “The Affects of Shot and Laser Peening on Crack Growth and Fatigue Life in 2024 Aluminum Alloy and 4340
Steel”; Everett, R., Matthews, W., Probhakaran, R., Newman, J. and Dubberly, M., USAF Structural Integrity
Program Conference, 2000.
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