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This paper presents the results obtained with a new ball burnishing tool developed for the mechanical treatment of large flat surfaces. Several parameters can affect the mechanical behavior and fatigue of workpiece. Our study focused on the effect of the burnishing force on the surface quality and on the service properties (mechanical behavior, fatigue) of AISI 1010 steel hot-rolled plates. Experimental results assert that burnishing force not exceeding 300 N causes an increase in the ductility. In addition, results indicated that the effect of the burnishing force on the residual surface stress was greater in the direction of advance than in the cross-feed direction. Furthermore, the flat burnishing surfaces did not improve the fatigue strength of AISI 1010 steel flat specimens.
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The staff of LAMPA, Laboratoire Arts et Métiers ParisTech d’Angers France, and the ISSAT-Kairouan are gratefully acknowledged.
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Gharbi, F., Sghaier, S., Morel, F. et al. Experimental Investigation of the Effect of Burnishing Force on Service Properties of AISI 1010 Steel Plates. J. of Materi Eng and Perform 24, 721–725 (2015). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11665-014-1349-1
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