Heat dissipation and fatigue crack kinetic features of titanium alloy Grade 2 after laser shock peening

The work is devoted to experimental investigation of the laser shock peening (LSP) effect on fatigue crack propagation and heat dissipation at the crack tip in specimens made of titanium alloy Grade 2 with a stress concentrator. It is shown that the LSP can lead both to positive and negative effect...

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Main Authors: A. Iziumova, A. Vshivkov, A. Prokhorov, E. Gachegova, D. Davydov
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Language:English
Published: Gruppo Italiano Frattura 2022-10-01
Series:Fracture and Structural Integrity
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Online Access:https://www.fracturae.com/index.php/fis/article/view/3742/3696
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author A. Iziumova
A. Vshivkov
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E. Gachegova
D. Davydov
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description The work is devoted to experimental investigation of the laser shock peening (LSP) effect on fatigue crack propagation and heat dissipation at the crack tip in specimens made of titanium alloy Grade 2 with a stress concentrator. It is shown that the LSP can lead both to positive and negative effect on fatigue lifetime. The effective processing scheme, which includes stress concentrator zone, was proposed. This type of treatment forms an optimal residual stress field, which slows down the crack initiation and propagation processes. The effective LSP processing scheme reduces the value of effective stress intensity factor and, as a consequence, effects on intensity of plastic deformation at the crack tip. This effect can be visualized by measurement of heat flux from the crack tip area. Both heat flux from the crack tip and duration of crack initiation are less in the LSP processed specimens. Microstructural investigations of LSP treated material near fatigue crack path have shown that structural defects (twins) that appear on the surface of the material as a result of LSP do not have a significant effect on the fatigue crack propagation, and the configuration of the residual stresses field created by LSP plays a decisive role
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spelling doaj-art-7656af9b941d4fadb3a66fdc3ce7491c2025-08-20T02:51:40ZengGruppo Italiano FratturaFracture and Structural Integrity1971-89932022-10-01166251652610.3221/IGF-ESIS.62.3510.3221/IGF-ESIS.62.35Heat dissipation and fatigue crack kinetic features of titanium alloy Grade 2 after laser shock peeningA. IziumovaA. VshivkovA. ProkhorovE. GachegovaD. DavydovThe work is devoted to experimental investigation of the laser shock peening (LSP) effect on fatigue crack propagation and heat dissipation at the crack tip in specimens made of titanium alloy Grade 2 with a stress concentrator. It is shown that the LSP can lead both to positive and negative effect on fatigue lifetime. The effective processing scheme, which includes stress concentrator zone, was proposed. This type of treatment forms an optimal residual stress field, which slows down the crack initiation and propagation processes. The effective LSP processing scheme reduces the value of effective stress intensity factor and, as a consequence, effects on intensity of plastic deformation at the crack tip. This effect can be visualized by measurement of heat flux from the crack tip area. Both heat flux from the crack tip and duration of crack initiation are less in the LSP processed specimens. Microstructural investigations of LSP treated material near fatigue crack path have shown that structural defects (twins) that appear on the surface of the material as a result of LSP do not have a significant effect on the fatigue crack propagation, and the configuration of the residual stresses field created by LSP plays a decisive rolehttps://www.fracturae.com/index.php/fis/article/view/3742/3696fatiguelaser shock peeningheat dissipationcrack propagation ratetwinsresidual stress
spellingShingle A. Iziumova
A. Vshivkov
A. Prokhorov
E. Gachegova
D. Davydov
Heat dissipation and fatigue crack kinetic features of titanium alloy Grade 2 after laser shock peening
Fracture and Structural Integrity
fatigue
laser shock peening
heat dissipation
crack propagation rate
twins
residual stress
title Heat dissipation and fatigue crack kinetic features of titanium alloy Grade 2 after laser shock peening
title_full Heat dissipation and fatigue crack kinetic features of titanium alloy Grade 2 after laser shock peening
title_fullStr Heat dissipation and fatigue crack kinetic features of titanium alloy Grade 2 after laser shock peening
title_full_unstemmed Heat dissipation and fatigue crack kinetic features of titanium alloy Grade 2 after laser shock peening
title_short Heat dissipation and fatigue crack kinetic features of titanium alloy Grade 2 after laser shock peening
title_sort heat dissipation and fatigue crack kinetic features of titanium alloy grade 2 after laser shock peening
topic fatigue
laser shock peening
heat dissipation
crack propagation rate
twins
residual stress
url https://www.fracturae.com/index.php/fis/article/view/3742/3696
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