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From the Desk of Jack Champaigne . . .
Year: 1991, Source: The Shot Peener magazine, Vol 5 / Issue 1, Spring 1991
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From the Desk of Jack Champaigne
Year: 1991, Source: The Shot Peener magazine, Vol 5 / Issue 2, Summer 1991
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From the Desk of Jack Champaigne . . .
Year: 1991, Source: The Shot Peener magazine, Vol 5 / Issue 3, Fall 1991
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Chemical and Dust Free Cleaning With The New Wet Blast Cabinet From Vapormatt
Year: 1991, Source: The Shot Peener magazine, Vol 5 / Issue 3, Fall 1991
Vapormatt has introduced a new cabinet to their range - called the "Bullmastiff". It has particularly useful dimensions of 1700 mm. wide x 1200 mm. deep, which allows processing of long components wit...

The Case of the Elusive Intensity
Year: 1991, Source: The Shot Peener magazine, Vol 05/Issue 2, Summer 1991
In a recent issue of "The Shot Peener", Jack Champaigne proposed that readers perform a simple test with Almen strips that involved plotting a saturation curve (qualification process), repeating this ...

Shot Peen Forming The Widest Wing In The World
Year: 1991, Source: The Shot Peener magazine, Vol 04/Issue 4, Winter 1991
In December of 1984 our company was presented with a very exciting opportunity to quote on the shot peen forming of the Gulfstream IV wing skins. Unfortunately, we were not the successful bidder and o...

Superior Glass Bead Under Development
Year: 1991, Source: The Shot Peener magazine, Vol 05/Issue3, Fall 1991
SUMMARY In summary Engineered Glass Spheres are in the final stages of test and development. All indications are they will produce significant benefits in the glass bead peening process. While higher...

Particulate Solids Flow
Year: 1991, Source: The Shot Peener magazine, Vol 05/Issue 3, Fall 1991
Professor Maurice Beck of UMIST England, once said, with typical English reserve, "Measuring the flow of particulate solids is notoriously difficult". He wasn't saying half of it; it's HELLISH DIFFICU...

The Aircraft Coatings Removal Issue
Year: 1991, Source: The Shot Peener magazine, Vol 05/Issue 2, Summer 1991
A Strategic Overview INTRODUCTION Throughout the decade of the 1980's and into the early 1990's, the "Aircraft Coating Removal Industry" has been evaluating many alternatives to the toxic liquid che...

Key Considerations in Selecting Screening Equipment
Year: 1991, Source: The Shot Peener magazine, Vol 05/Issue 2, Summer 1991
As shot peening becomes more widely used in military, aerospace and automotive applications, there is increased emphasis on better control over media size. Producing and maintaining media that complie...

Are We Moving Into A New Format Peening & Blasting Machine?
Year: 1991, Source: The Shot Peener magazine, Vol 05/Issue 1, Spring 1991
Traditionally, blast machines have consisted of a pressure pot with some form of restricted opening through which the shot or grit passes into the blast hose. The opening had to be relatively small so...

An Explanation of the Mechanism and Benefits of Shot Peening
Year: 1991, Source: The Shot Peener magazine, Vol 05/Issue 1, Spring 1991
It is possible to enhance certain properties of some materials to enable them to better meet the needs of critical designs. Most of us are familiar with the use of heat treatments to improve the prope...

Peening and Wet Peening
Year: 1991, Source: The Shot Peener magazine, Vol 05/Issue 1, Spring 1991
INTRODUCTION The techniques of "cold hammering" metal objects to significantly improve their life and performance is as old as metal working itself. The swordsmith and the blacksmith continued to ham...

The Care and Feeding of Your Almen Gage
Year: 1991, Source: The Shot Peener magazine, Vol 05/Issue 1, Spring 1991
"Shot Blast Testing" U.S. Patent No. 2,350,440 ushered in a new age of control to the shot peening process. John Almen had devised a method to quantify the "intensity" of the peening process and there...

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