Modeling Residual Stress Changes during Cyclic Conditions

Author:

Zhichao (Charlie) Li

Date Published:

06/30/2026

Journal/Conference:

ASM Handbook Volume 25B

Pages:

75-83

Summary:

This article discusses the stress changes during cyclic loading in steel parts, specifically high-cycle (HCF), manufactured through carburizing, quench hardening, and shot peening.

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This study uses DANTE to create the process modeling for the heat treatment and shot peening processes before cyclic loading tests.

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