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Prediction of residual stresses in roller burnished components : a finite element approach
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posted on 2006-01-01, 00:00 authored by K Prasad, Saeid Nahavandi, M Mohammed, V AdityaSurface finish is an important factor in creating the durable metal components, and fatigue strength can be improved if compressive residual stresses are produced in the surface. Burnishing is a finishing process and compressive residual stresses are induced during the process. The present study of minimizing the surface roughness based on the experimental work, and finite element model was developed to evaluate the analytical results. Commercial purity Mild Steel and Aluminium were selected as work specimens and a high carbon high chromium roller was used as a tool for the burnishing process.
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International journal of applied engineering researchVolume
1Issue
2Pagination
153 - 163Publisher
Research India PublicationsLocation
Dehli, IndiaISSN
0973-4562Language
engNotes
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