A Spatially-resolved Synchrotron Diffraction Method for Evaluating Impact-induced Residual Stresses

Brad Boyce; Apurva Mehta; J. Peters; Robert O. Ritchie

doi:10.1080/10238160410001734496

A Spatially-resolved Synchrotron Diffraction Method for Evaluating Impact-induced Residual Stresses

Journal of Neutron Research 12(1-3): 75-80

Article 2004 English

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Turbine engine fatigue failures associated with foreign object damage (FOD) are thought to be driven, in part, by the impact-induced residual stresses. The present work summarizes the use of spatially-resolved synchrotron X-ray diffraction to quantif

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