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High-precision simulation and experimental verification of residual stress and surface topography of cylindrical surface shot peening
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Shot peening is commonly employed for surface deformation strengthening of cylindrical surface part.Therefore,it is critical to understand the effects of shot peening on residual stress and surface topography.Compared to flat surface,cylindrical surface shot peening has two significant features:(ⅰ)the curvature of the cylindrical surface and the scattering of the shot stream cause dis-tributed impact velocities;(ⅱ)the rotation of the part results in a periodic variation of the impact velocity component.Therefore,it is a challenge to quickly and accurately predict the shot peening residual stress and surface topography of cylindrical surface.This paper developed a high-precision model which considers the more realistic shot peening process.Firstly,a kinematic analysis model was developed to simulate the relative movement of numerous shots and cylindrical surface.Then,the spatial distribution and time-varying impact information was calculated.Subsequently,the impact information was used for finite element modeling to predict residual stress and surface topography.The proposed kinematic analysis method was validated by comparison with the dis-crete element method.Meanwhile,9310 high strength steel rollers shot peening test verified the effectiveness of the model in predicting the residual stress and surface topography.In addition,the effects of air pressure and attack angle on the residual stress and surface topography were inves-tigated.This work could provide a functional package for efficient prediction of the surface integ-rity and guide industrial application in cylindrical surface shot peening.
Shot peeningCylindrical surface9310 high strength steelHigh-precision modelingResidual stressSurface topography