Article | REF: BM5043 V1

Fatigue of ferrous alloys - Influencing factors

Author: Jian LU

Publication date: January 10, 2003

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8. Residual stresses

As we all know, any manufacturing process introduces residual stresses into a mechanical part, which will influence its fatigue, fracture and even corrosion behavior. There are few material processing methods that do not generate a new state of stress. The role of residual stresses is therefore very important when designing a mechanical part. In recent years, there has been an increasing number of studies aimed at understanding the effect of residual stresses on mechanical performance. This paragraph attempts to present a global approach to the integration of residual stresses in a fatigue life prediction calculation.

8.1 Definition

Residual stresses are generally defined as the stresses remaining in mechanical parts that...

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