Predictive fatigue life modelling for aluminum alloys winder high temperature and shot peening interact

Enhancing the surface quality of shells subjected to high stress is a major task. A variety of procedures are employed for dealing with this issue. Shot peening is particularly common for aluminium alloys made. In fact, the main method for assessing the surface’s durability under consideration is fa...

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Main Authors: Allawi H. Alwin, Hatem Ksibi
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Published: Togliatti State University 2024-12-01
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Online Access:https://vektornaukitech.ru/jour/article/view/997/928
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description Enhancing the surface quality of shells subjected to high stress is a major task. A variety of procedures are employed for dealing with this issue. Shot peening is particularly common for aluminium alloys made. In fact, the main method for assessing the surface’s durability under consideration is fatigue testing using standard specimens over several cycles. This paper investigates the performance of aluminium alloys under high-temperature exposure, examining their behaviour with and without shot peening-induced hardening. In fact, the study focuses on the fatigue behaviour of aluminium alloys 2024-T4 and 2024-T361 at 250 °C. Experiments on standard-sized specimens were conducted at both room temperature and 250 °C to evaluate how temperature affects fatigue life. The findings were consistent with previously published data, providing useful insights into the behaviour of these alloys at extreme temperatures. Additionally, a mathematical model was developed, integrating the Stress – Number of cycles curve, loading sequence, temperature, and surface hardness from shot peening. This model was compared with Miner’s rule to assess its predictive accuracy. The results show that the new model provides more accurate predictions of fatigue life than Miner’s rule, thereby improving the reliability and safety of components in high-temperature applications. By offering precise fatigue life predictions, this research aids in the design and development of more durable aluminium alloy components, ensuring optimal performance and safety in challenging operating environments.
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spelling doaj-art-1f2355c8754b44b0b5d26cf9c98be2f72025-01-15T11:14:06ZengTogliatti State UniversityFrontier Materials & Technologies2782-40392782-60742024-12-01-411112210.18323/2782-4039-2024-4-70-10Predictive fatigue life modelling for aluminum alloys winder high temperature and shot peening interactAllawi H. Alwin0https://orcid.org/0009-0001-1015-2476Hatem Ksibi1https://orcid.org/0000-0003-4144-9958National School of Engineers of Sfax (ENIS), Sfax (Tunisia)Sfax Preparatory Engineering Institute (IPEIS), Sfax (Tunisia)Enhancing the surface quality of shells subjected to high stress is a major task. A variety of procedures are employed for dealing with this issue. Shot peening is particularly common for aluminium alloys made. In fact, the main method for assessing the surface’s durability under consideration is fatigue testing using standard specimens over several cycles. This paper investigates the performance of aluminium alloys under high-temperature exposure, examining their behaviour with and without shot peening-induced hardening. In fact, the study focuses on the fatigue behaviour of aluminium alloys 2024-T4 and 2024-T361 at 250 °C. Experiments on standard-sized specimens were conducted at both room temperature and 250 °C to evaluate how temperature affects fatigue life. The findings were consistent with previously published data, providing useful insights into the behaviour of these alloys at extreme temperatures. Additionally, a mathematical model was developed, integrating the Stress – Number of cycles curve, loading sequence, temperature, and surface hardness from shot peening. This model was compared with Miner’s rule to assess its predictive accuracy. The results show that the new model provides more accurate predictions of fatigue life than Miner’s rule, thereby improving the reliability and safety of components in high-temperature applications. By offering precise fatigue life predictions, this research aids in the design and development of more durable aluminium alloy components, ensuring optimal performance and safety in challenging operating environments.https://vektornaukitech.ru/jour/article/view/997/928shot peeningpredictive fatigue lifealuminium alloysaa2024-t4aa2024-t361high temperature exposurevariable loading
spellingShingle Allawi H. Alwin
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Predictive fatigue life modelling for aluminum alloys winder high temperature and shot peening interact
Frontier Materials & Technologies
shot peening
predictive fatigue life
aluminium alloys
aa2024-t4
aa2024-t361
high temperature exposure
variable loading
title Predictive fatigue life modelling for aluminum alloys winder high temperature and shot peening interact
title_full Predictive fatigue life modelling for aluminum alloys winder high temperature and shot peening interact
title_fullStr Predictive fatigue life modelling for aluminum alloys winder high temperature and shot peening interact
title_full_unstemmed Predictive fatigue life modelling for aluminum alloys winder high temperature and shot peening interact
title_short Predictive fatigue life modelling for aluminum alloys winder high temperature and shot peening interact
title_sort predictive fatigue life modelling for aluminum alloys winder high temperature and shot peening interact
topic shot peening
predictive fatigue life
aluminium alloys
aa2024-t4
aa2024-t361
high temperature exposure
variable loading
url https://vektornaukitech.ru/jour/article/view/997/928
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