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유한요소해석에 기초한 다중 타원구 숏볼의 경사충돌에 의해 생성된 피닝잔류응력해

The Solution of Peening Residual Stress by Angled Impact of Multi Elliptical Shot Ball Based on Finite Element Analysis

Journal of the Korean Society for Precision Engineering 2017;34(2):151-156.
Published online: February 1, 2017

1 청주대학교 항공기계공학과

1 Department of Aeronautical and Mechanical Engineering, Cheongju University

#Email: kthmax@cju.ac.kr, TEL: +82-43-229-8449, FAX: +82-43-229-7955
• Received: November 7, 2016   • Revised: January 3, 2017   • Accepted: January 5, 2017

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The Solution of Peening Residual Stress by Angled Impact of Multi Elliptical Shot Ball Based on Finite Element Analysis
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Fig. 1 Various real shot ball with elliptical and spherical shapes
Fig. 2 The vertical impact FE model with an elliptical shot ball
Fig. 3 The random angled-impact FE model with elliptical multi-shots
Fig. 4 Residual stresses with various axis ratio (a/D) of an elliptical shot ball in FE model
Fig. 5 Residual stresses with turn angle (q1) of an elliptical shot ball in FE model
Fig. 6 The experimental Almen saturation curves
Fig. 7 Comparison with FE residual stresses in spherical shot model and XRD experimental one
Fig. 8 The FE peening coverage of (a) Vertical impact and (b) Angled-Impact in spherical shot model
Fig. 9 Residual stresses with various axis ratio (a/D) of the random angled-impact FE model
Fig. 10 FE peening coverage (C= 85%), when a/D is 0.9
The Solution of Peening Residual Stress by Angled Impact of Multi Elliptical Shot Ball Based on Finite Element Analysis

Axis ratio and turn angle of the elliptical shots

Number of shot a/D θ1 (°) θ2 (°)
1st 1.0, 0.95, 0.9 51 27
2nd 80 85
3rd 39 173
4th 0 167

Impact input conditions of elliptical shot ball

Number of
shots
Impact location α (°) β (°)
x y
1st 0.12 0 80 36
2nd - 0.28 - 0.12 78 220
3rd - 0.2 0 81 115
4th 0.36 0.4 76 200

Experimental shot peening conditions

Parameter Value Parameter Value
Impeller diameter 490 mm Exposure time 24 sec
Impeller speed 2200 rpm Arc height 0.375 mmA
Shot ball diameter 0.8 mm Coverage 87

The measurement conditions of X-ray diffraction

Parameter Value
X-ray
source
Target Cr-V
Voltage 30kV
Current 10mA
y 0°, 15°, 30°, 45°
2θ 140° - 170°
Diffraction Scintillation counter
Table 1 Axis ratio and turn angle of the elliptical shots
Table 2 Impact input conditions of elliptical shot ball
Table 3 Experimental shot peening conditions
Table 4 The measurement conditions of X-ray diffraction