Shot Peening and its Effect on Gearing

841090

9/1/1984

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Abstract
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With the trend in gear transmission towards higher capacities, smaller size and overall increases in strength, shot peening is a viable and low-cost alternative to major redesign or increased material costs due to part-size increases. Understanding shot peening can be an effective means to a solution for these new design challenges that can only be made by having an understanding of this tool's capabilities. The ability to increase fatigue strength, increase surface fatigue life, eliminate continuous machine marks which produce stress risers in the tooth flank, and aid in lubrication are key factors in aiding gear designers.
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DOI
https://doi.org/10.4271/841090
Pages
11
Citation
Lawerenz, M., "Shot Peening and its Effect on Gearing," SAE Technical Paper 841090, 1984, https://doi.org/10.4271/841090.
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Published
9/1/1984
Product Code
841090
Content Type
Technical Paper
Language
English