Combining XRD with Hole-Drilling Method in Residual Stress Gradient Analysis of Laser Hardened C45 Steel
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- 1 August 2014
- journal article
- Published by Trans Tech Publications, Ltd. in Advanced Materials Research
- Vol. 996, 277-282
Abstract
LLocalized laser hardening of steel surfaces performed with optimal parameters not only hardens the surface layer, but is also capable of generating advantageous hook-like shape of residual stress depth distribution. Upon combining two most common methods of XRD and hole-drilling, the residual stresses up to the depth of 3 mm were analysed for two widths of high-powered diode laser beam. Narrower laser beam generates wider area with compressive stresses and the diffraction technique as compared with hole-drilling method always indicates higher values of compressive residual stress maxima.Keywords
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