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In this paper, Nickel-Aluminum Bronze (NAB) alloy was subjected to the shot-peening (SP) treatment, and the corrosion resistance properties of SPed NAB alloy was systematically studied by scanning electron microscope, transmission electron microscopy, electrochemical workstation and immersion tests. The results show that SP treatment can improve the corrosion resistance properties of NAB alloy by controlling shot peening intensity. The SP treatment can result in rough surfaces, high-density dislocations and grain refinement of ¡ and ¢A martensitic phases in NAB alloy surface. In the corrosion medium, the corrosion resistance properties of SPed NAB alloys are related to not only the surface microstructures but also the surface roughness. The refined and homogenized microstructures favors the rapid formation of the protective passive film and promotes the occurrence of uniform corrosion on shot-peened NAB alloy surface, thus significantly improving their corrosion resistance properties. However, as the shot-peening intensity exceeds a critical value, the higher roughness values due to the large cracks, chips and flaking appearing on the shot-peened sample surface can deteriorate corrosion resistance properties.

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At present, only the temperature of external surface of the filament wound composite and the core mode can be detected in the curing process which is developed by experiencing many times, and the change of the internal parameters is not available. Based on the glass fiber pipe production line as the experimental platform, the paper suggests that the fiber grating sensors be embedded fiber composite materials at different levels when winding and the multipoint detection be performed in the internal curing process. The comparison analysis of the plotted curves for data collected from different points shows that the method is reliable to improve production efficiency and promote the automation of intelligent control.