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The effect of laser shock peening and shot peening on the fatigue performance of aluminium alloy 7075
It has been well established that most fatigue cracks initiate from stress concentration sites found on the surfaces of components subject to cyclic fatigue loading. The introduction of residual compressive stresses into the surface layers of components, through various means including shot peening...
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Centre for Materials Engineering
2017
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