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Hamidreza Mohammadhoseini Servak1, Mehdi Jafari Vardanjani1,2, Shahrouz Yousefzadeh1
1Department of Mechanical Engineering, Aligudarz branch, Islamic Azad University, Aligudarz, Iran.
Abstract:
In principle, after all manufacturing processes are performed, a set of residual stresses occur in the product that have their particular distribution given the manufacturing process performed. The residual stresses must be removed to achieve the desired dimensional accuracy and quality. Among stress-relieving processes performed for a piece following the manufacturing process, we can refer to thermal and vibratory stress relief (VSR). Both methods perform the same function as they enter a part or all of a piece into the plastic phase, causing a fracture of residual stresses to be released with local plastic deformations. The process is as follows: The stress induced by thermal or vibratory loads is added to the residual stresses and exceeds the yield stress. This research, which is focused on VSR, aims to evaluate the effect of the main parameters of the VSR method, including load amplitude or amount, load application frequency, and cycle numbers. The general trend of the problem is that the VSR process is performed for a piece with residual stress, and the effect of the abovementioned parameters on reducing its residual stresses is evaluated.
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