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- Almen Strip Reliability
- Year: 1991, Source: The Shot Peener magazine, Vol 04/Issue 4, Winter 1991
- GE Aircraft Engines conducted a series of tests to determine the reliability of Almen strip arc height measurements. The purpose was to provide basic data from which to develop the shot peen process b...
- Testing Shot Peening Stresses in the Field
- Year: 1991, Source: The Shot Peener magazine, Vol 04/Issue 4, Winter 1991
- The benefits of shot peening are work hardening of the surface and subsequent generation of beneficial compressive stresses at and below the surface. The conventional way of measuring these stresses i...
- From the Desk of Jack Champaigne
- Year: 1990, Source: The Shot Peener magazine, Vol 3 / Issue 4, Winter 1990
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- BOOK REVIEWS - Integrated Computer-Aided Design of Mechanical Systems
- Year: 1990, Source: The Shot Peener magazine, Vol 3 / Issue 4, Winter 1990
- Elsevier Applied Science Publishers, 1987, 196 pages Reviewed by G.W. Voaden, Library & Information Services Committee, Production Engineer, March, 1988 This book is intended for mechanical, industr...
- BOOK REVIEWS - Impact Surface Treatment by Dr. Shaker A. Meguid
- Year: 1990, Source: The Shot Peener magazine, Vol 3 / Issue 4, Winter 1990
- Elseview Applied Science Publishers, 1987, hardcover, 325 pages Review by T.S. Sudarshan, Materials Modification Inc., Published in the Journal of Metals, January, 1989. Containing the proceedings o...
- From the Desk of Jack Champaigne . . .
- Year: 1990, Source: The Shot Peener magazine, Vol 4 / Issue 1, Spring 1990
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- A Subscriber Calls
- Year: 1990, Source: The Shot Peener magazine, Vol 4 / Issue 1, Spring 1990
- We received a call from a subscriber explaining he was only achieving a 6A intensity in a suction blast machine that previously provided 9A intensity....
- From the Desk of Jack Champaigne
- Year: 1990, Source: The Shot Peener magazine, Vol 4 / Issue 2, Summer 1990
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- User Tips
- Year: 1990, Source: The Shot Peener magazine, Vol 4 / Issue 2, Summer 1990
- I recently was involved with a used suction blast machine installation where the MagnaValves were located under the supply hopper which placed them below the nozzle level....
- TEALGATE LTD. - Announces New Dry Particle Precision Feeder
- Year: 1990, Source: The Shot Peener magazine, Vol 4 / Issue 2, Summer 1990
- Ron John, managing director of Tealgate, Ltd., announced availability of the Model 920 Precifeed dry particle feed system....
- From the Desk of Jack Champaigne
- Year: 1990, Source: The Shot Peener magazine, Vol 4 / Issue 3, Fall 1990
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- Shot Peening Advances on the European Front
- Year: 1990, Source: The Shot Peener magazine, Vol 4 / Issue 3, Fall 1990
- Next year, Vacu-Blast Ltd. celebrates 50 years in the UK and continues to grow vigorously. This success stems from pioneering work in the 1960's in the US with, for example, the world's first multi-ax...
- Mathematic Model For Arc Height Saturation
- Year: 1990, Source: The Shot Peener magazine, Vol 4 / Issue 3, Fall 1990
- Measuring two Almen strips, where the exposure time for the second strip is double the first, an approximation of Almen saturation may be calculated....
- Application of X-ray Diffraction Residual Stress Measurement to Shot Peened Surfaces
- Year: 1990, Source: The Shot Peener magazine, Vol 04/Issue 3, Fall 1990
- Shot Peening is commonly used to produce a layer of compressive residual stress at the surface of components subject to fatigue or stress corrosion failure. The shot peening process is controlled by m...
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