journal article·2022-03

Residual stress distribution and elevated temperature fatigue behaviour of laser peened Ti-6Al-4V with a curved surface

K. Praveenkumar, Phani Mylavarapu, Aritra Sarkar, E. Isaac Samuel, A. Nagesha, S. Swaroop

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Abstract The influence of laser shock peening without coating (LPwC) on the induced compressive residual stress and the fatigue behaviour (R = −1 at 300 °C) was investigated on curved samples of Ti-6Al-4V. The stress relaxation after fatigue was also examined. In the peened samples crack initiation shifted to a depth of ∼ 200 μm, with 3 fold increase in fatigue life at 400 MPa. Decrease in fatigue striations in the laser peened (331.48 nm/cycle) samples compared to unpeened (410.54 nm/cycle) samples indicated retardation of crack propagation rate. Further, the effect of grain refinement and misorientation angles on fatigue behaviour is also considered.
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