Determination of Stress Values in the Surface Layer of Inconel 718 Samples Dedicated to Fatigue Tests

This work deals with the problem of X-ray stress determination on the samples dedicated to fatigue tests. A number of research studies point out the fact that the processing of hard, difficult to machine materials like nickel superalloys, reveals more than one trend of residual stress versus working...

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Main Authors: Gadalińska Elżbieta, Michałowski Andrzej, Czarnewicz Sławomir
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Sciendo 2019-12-01
Series:Fatigue of Aircraft Structures
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Online Access:https://doi.org/10.2478/fas-2019-0008
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author Gadalińska Elżbieta
Michałowski Andrzej
Czarnewicz Sławomir
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Czarnewicz Sławomir
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description This work deals with the problem of X-ray stress determination on the samples dedicated to fatigue tests. A number of research studies point out the fact that the processing of hard, difficult to machine materials like nickel superalloys, reveals more than one trend of residual stress versus working parameters of behaviour (Lavella and Berruti, 2010). Many papers have shown that the residual stresses are dependent on a combination of a number of factors. When the above is taken into account simultaneously with the requirements of the internal General Electric specification for the fatigue tests samples preparation (Metallic test specimen preparation, low stress, 2017) the problem of turning and grinding parameters gathers significance. It is well known that the quality of the surface layer, produced during machining, is of vital importance for the fatigue life specially for the components of aircraft produced form nickel superalloys e.g. Inconel 718 (Kortabarri et al., 2011). That is why the surface layer’s properties are described in detail by the standards. The aim of the work is to determine one of the most influential features from the point of view of fatigue life, i.e. the stress state on the surface layer with one non-destructive method – the diffraction analysis.
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spelling doaj.art-7d3b2627f2274aa996f937af8225cd6b2023-01-02T13:34:33ZengSciendoFatigue of Aircraft Structures2300-75912019-12-01201911788610.2478/fas-2019-0008fas-2019-0008Determination of Stress Values in the Surface Layer of Inconel 718 Samples Dedicated to Fatigue TestsGadalińska Elżbieta0Michałowski Andrzej1Czarnewicz Sławomir2Łukasiewicz Research Network – Institute of Aviation, al. Krakowska 110/114, 02-256Warsaw, PolandŁukasiewicz Research Network – Institute of Aviation, al. Krakowska 110/114, 02-256Warsaw, PolandŁukasiewicz Research Network – Institute of Aviation, al. Krakowska 110/114, 02-256Warsaw, PolandThis work deals with the problem of X-ray stress determination on the samples dedicated to fatigue tests. A number of research studies point out the fact that the processing of hard, difficult to machine materials like nickel superalloys, reveals more than one trend of residual stress versus working parameters of behaviour (Lavella and Berruti, 2010). Many papers have shown that the residual stresses are dependent on a combination of a number of factors. When the above is taken into account simultaneously with the requirements of the internal General Electric specification for the fatigue tests samples preparation (Metallic test specimen preparation, low stress, 2017) the problem of turning and grinding parameters gathers significance. It is well known that the quality of the surface layer, produced during machining, is of vital importance for the fatigue life specially for the components of aircraft produced form nickel superalloys e.g. Inconel 718 (Kortabarri et al., 2011). That is why the surface layer’s properties are described in detail by the standards. The aim of the work is to determine one of the most influential features from the point of view of fatigue life, i.e. the stress state on the surface layer with one non-destructive method – the diffraction analysis.https://doi.org/10.2478/fas-2019-0008turninggrindingx-ray diffractionstress analysisinconel 718
spellingShingle Gadalińska Elżbieta
Michałowski Andrzej
Czarnewicz Sławomir
Determination of Stress Values in the Surface Layer of Inconel 718 Samples Dedicated to Fatigue Tests
Fatigue of Aircraft Structures
turning
grinding
x-ray diffraction
stress analysis
inconel 718
title Determination of Stress Values in the Surface Layer of Inconel 718 Samples Dedicated to Fatigue Tests
title_full Determination of Stress Values in the Surface Layer of Inconel 718 Samples Dedicated to Fatigue Tests
title_fullStr Determination of Stress Values in the Surface Layer of Inconel 718 Samples Dedicated to Fatigue Tests
title_full_unstemmed Determination of Stress Values in the Surface Layer of Inconel 718 Samples Dedicated to Fatigue Tests
title_short Determination of Stress Values in the Surface Layer of Inconel 718 Samples Dedicated to Fatigue Tests
title_sort determination of stress values in the surface layer of inconel 718 samples dedicated to fatigue tests
topic turning
grinding
x-ray diffraction
stress analysis
inconel 718
url https://doi.org/10.2478/fas-2019-0008
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