2018
DOI: 10.1007/s00170-018-3071-x
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Effects of work hardening on mechanical metal properties—experimental analysis and simulation by experiments

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“…In this case, it increases the resistance of the material against damage. 32 The microhardness distribution graph created according to the average values obtained from the measurement results is shown in Supplementary Figure 9. It is seen that both the maximum hardness value and the amount of depth affected by the rollers increase as the burnishing force increases.…”
Section: Increase Of Uts or Ys Or Mhmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this case, it increases the resistance of the material against damage. 32 The microhardness distribution graph created according to the average values obtained from the measurement results is shown in Supplementary Figure 9. It is seen that both the maximum hardness value and the amount of depth affected by the rollers increase as the burnishing force increases.…”
Section: Increase Of Uts or Ys Or Mhmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It can be concluded that the selection of appropriate heat treatment is a multicriteria process taking into account, among others, the size of the component, initial steel structure, and aimed final mechanical properties. Moreover, Bounezour et al [18] study the effect of work hardening on the mechanical properties of steel and aluminum alloy. It has been concluded that depending on the considered metals, when the piece has a defect variation: cavity, inclusion (precipitate), or zones of different hardness, it can create a stress concentration that generates a local hardening.…”
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“…A series of studies have been conducted recently to devise requirements to a hardened surface layer of restored parts. It has been established that in some cases it is necessary, in order to increase the durability of parts, to form a surface layer with a heterogeneous hardened structure [1].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%