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- Shot Peening Research Keeps Pace with New Materials
- Year: 2011, Source: The Shot Peener magazine, Vol 25 / Issue 3, Fall 2011
- Advancements in Shot Peening by Kathy Levy Shot Peening and its related processes are keeping pace with advancements in materials as evidenced by the quality of work presented at the Eleventh Inter...
- New Landing Gear Materials
- Year: 2011, Source: The Shot Peener magazine, Vol 25 / Issue 4, Fall 2011
- Composites and Shot Peening New Landing Gear Materials The development of new materials for the aerospace industry is moving at a rapid pace. And what herculean tasks these new materials must accom...
- An expert in aerospace composites and metals answers the question: Will Shot Peening Stay Aloft?
- Year: 2011, Source: The Shot Peener magazine, Vol 25 / Issue 4, Fall 2011
- Composites and Shot Peening An Interview with Derick Baisa, AMT The Boeing 787 The Boeing 787 materials listed by weight: ...
- How Accurate is Steel Media Hardness Testing?
- Year: 2011, Source: The Shot Peener magazine, Vol 25 / Issue 3, Summer 2011
- The Parting Shot by Jack Champaigne I was recently asked why there were variations among laboratory hardness reports for steel peening media. What I discovered in a brief investigation of the suppli...
- Variability of a Shot Stream
- Year: 2011, Source: The Shot Peener magazine, Vol 25 / Issue 3, Summer 2011
- Academic Study by Dr. David Kirk INTRODUCTION A particular shot stream should always be regarded as a combination of shot particles carried along in a stream of fluid. The fluid is normally air but ...
- Adapting to Change Requires Flexibility All Around
- Year: 2011, Source: The Shot Peener magazine, Vol 25 / Issue 3, Summer 2011
- Herb...
- Developing a Peening Process Specification
- Year: 2011, Source: The Shot Peener magazine, Vol 25 / Issue 3, Summer 2011
- On the Curve with Kumar Balan Specifications can be broadly classified into two categories ...
- Meet AMS 2590: Rotary Flap Peening of Metal Parts
- Year: 2011, Source: The Shot Peener magazine, Vol 25 / Issue 3, Summer 2011
- AMS 2590 is a new specification that was released in December 2010. It was written by a team led by Peter Bailey, formerly a Staff Engineer with General Electric Aircraft Engines, to provide technical...
- Seven Great Things About South Bend The Venue for ICSP-11
- Year: 2011, Source: The Shot Peener magazine, Vol 25 / Issue 3, Summer 2011
- Welcome to South Bend Venue for the Eleventh International Conference on Shot Peening (ICSP-11) Eleventh International Conference on Shot Peening (ICSP-11) September 12 - 15 2011 South Bend India...
- So What Are We To Do?
- Year: 2011, Source: The Shot Peener magazine, Vol 25 / Issue 2, Spring 2011
- The Parting Shot by Jack Champaigne In the past few weeks, we...
- Properties of Carbon Steel Shot
- Year: 2011, Source: The Shot Peener magazine, Vol 25 / Issue 2, Spring 2011
- Academic Study INTRODUCTION Most shot peening is carried out using carbon steel shot. This shot is produced either by casting directly to almost spherical shapes or by cutting lengths of wire and p...
- Getting Beyond the Root of the Problem
- Year: 2011, Source: The Shot Peener magazine, Vol 25 / Issue 2, Spring 2011
- Herb...
- Are You LinkedIn Or Missing Out?
- Year: 2011, Source: The Shot Peener magazine, Vol 25 / Issue 2, Spring 2011
- Marketing for the Industrial Sector LinkedIn is the world...
- The Ultimate Strip Mix-Up
- Year: 2011, Source: The Shot Peener magazine, Vol 25 / Issue 2, Spring 2011
- A customer called Electronics Inc. (EI) and was very upset....
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