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101. Home - The HiFIT process  
The HiFIT process  
102. Handling  
Course of the action: The impact intensity of the HiFIT device is to be calibrated acc. to the material and to the pressure of the air supply prior to use. The calibration is to be checked by…  
103. Design Examples - Practical Significance of the IIW Recommendation  
Practical Significance of the IIW Recommendation The application of the IIW recommendations results in excellent improvements against weld fatigue for three different seam types. Here are the…  
104. Discussions of the IIW - Literatur  
Literatur Investigation of the fatigue behaviour of the welded joints treated by TIG dressing and ultrasonic peening under variable amplitude load Huo L, Wang D, Zhang 2005 Fatigue behaviour…  
105. 99_XIII-2904-2021_Prediction_of_residual_stress_induced_by_high-frequency_mechanical_impact_treatment.pdf  
XIII-2904-2021 PREDICTION OF RESIDUAL STRESS INDUCED BY HIGH-FREQUENCY MECHANICAL IMPACT TREATMENT Takeshi HANJI*, Kazuo TATEISHI, Suguru KANO and Masaru SHIMIZU Nagoya University (Aichi, Japan,…  
106. Discussions of the IIW  
The International Institut of Welding IIW published two papers in 2013 concerning the quality assurance and fatigue assessment. The proposed procedures lead to even higher tolerable…  
107. Sattelpin - Treatment of a specimen for fatigue tests  
Treatment of a specimen for fatigue tests  
108. Design Examples  
Example 2 The same weld construction is now from a steel fy ≥ 950 MPa. Will this not be treated the as welded status will not be changed and stays with a FAT Class of 63 (Fig. 9). There is no…  
109. Effectiveness and Suitability of the Process  
The effectiveness of the peening results from the combination of the geometric (inside ­rounding), and the mechanical (work hardening), and the strain (residual compressive stress) aspects. The…  
110. Downloads - HiFIT Downloadbereich  
HiFIT Downloadbereich  
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