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Envrionmental Cracking - Does it Affect You?
Year: 1996, Source: The Shot Peener magazine, Vol 10/Issue 2, June 1996
Is Enviromental Cracking a Problem? A highway bridge collapses and many people are killed, drawing attention to the dangerous conditions of all aging structures. A high pressure gas line explodes ki...

Theoretical Basis of Shot Peening Coverage Control
Year: 1995, Source: The Shot Peener magazine, Vol 09/Issue 2, Spring 1995
Abstract A simplified treatment of the theoretical basis of coverage control is presented based on the application of an Avrami equation. This application shows how coverage progresses during shot p...

From the Desk of . . . Jack Champaigne
Year: 1995, Source: The Shot Peener magazine, Vol 9 / Issue 1, Spring 1995
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Shot Peening Has Come a Long Way
Year: 1995, Source: The Shot Peener magazine, Vol 9 / Issue 2, Summer 1995
This article has been reprinted from "Flightline / Aircraftsman", the newsletter for the NAS Corpus Christi, Texas and Corpus Christi Army Depot. It used to take one to two hours to do; now it take...

Navy in AMS 2432 Compliance with New Shot Peening Machines
Year: 1995, Source: The Shot Peener magazine, Vol 9 / Issue 2, Summer 1995
In May 1995, Progressive Technologies successfully completed the customer runoff of the last of three automated, precision shot peening machines that will be delivered to Navy Maintenance Depots locat...

From the Desk of . . . Jack Champaigne
Year: 1995, Source: The Shot Peener magazine, Vol 9 / Issue 2, Summer 1995
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From the Desk of . . . Jack Champaigne
Year: 1995, Source: The Shot Peener magazine, Vol 9 / Issue 3, Fall 1995
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From the Desk of . . . Jack Champaigne
Year: 1995, Source: The Shot Peener magazine, Vol 9 / Issue 4, Winter 1995
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News from Workshop '95
Year: 1995, Source: The Shot Peener magazine, Vol 9 / Issue 4, Winter 1995
The 5th annual workshop on shot peening was held in New Orleans and we had a record number of students this year. Eighty eager students with smiling faces showed up for three days of intensive instruc...

Peening Effect on Machining of Steel
Year: 1995, Source: The Shot Peener magazine, Vol 09/Issue 4, Winter 1995
Reprinted from ICSP4 Abstract Generally, machinery consist of various machined parts. One of the element of the reliability for machinery is endurance limit related to fatigue strength. Fatigue test...

Designing Components Made of High Strength Steel to Resist Stress Corrosion Cracking Through the Application of Controlled Sh
Year: 1995, Source: The Shot Peener magazine, Vol 09/Issue 4, Winter 1995
ABSTRACT Stress corrosion cracking (SCC) is material fatigue associated with the combined presence of stress and corrosive environment. The events leading to catastrophic failure usually begin with t...

Residual Stress Induced by Machining of Steel
Year: 1995, Source: The Shot Peener magazine, Vol 09/Issue 3, Fall 1995
Reprinted from ICSP4 Abstract Cylindrical steel (0.45%C) was machined under usual machining conditions by lathe. The surface and under surface residual stress were measured on axial and peripheral d...

Shot Peening Applications for Two Purposes
Year: 1995, Source: The Shot Peener magazine, Vol 09/Issue 2, Spring 1995
Engineers are always looking for ways to improve their products. The process of shot peening is one method of improving an article's resistance to corrosion and fatigue. Below are two potential shot p...

Shot Flow Sampling
Year: 1995, Source: The Shot Peener magazine, Vol 09/Issue 1, Spring 1995
Abstract To test or calibrate shot flow meters in air-operated peening/blasting machinery, a practical standard routine is described herewith....

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