Modeling reveals the dependence of temporary and residual stresses on pendulum movement, indicating implications for industrial applications.
The results of modeling and determining the effect of a sectorial deforming tool on the stress-strain state of the surface layer of cylindrical parts during pendulum surface plastic deformation, including the determination of temporary and residual stresses, depth of the plastic zone, are presented. The intensity dependence of the temporary and residual stresses on the angular amplitude of the pendulum movement of the working tool is shown.
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