Residual Stresses Relaxation Caused by Pulsed Electric Current

Gennadiy Stepanov; Anatoli Babutsky; Leopold Kruszka

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.638-642.2429

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Residual Stresses Relaxation Caused by Pulsed Electric Current

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The results of investigations of the influence of the treatment based on a direct passage of pulsed electric current of high density through the simple parts with a copper-composite joint, coatings and a grinded surface causing residual stress relaxation and redistribution of the stresses are presented in the paper.

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Materials Science Forum (Volumes 638-642)

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Gennadiy Stepanov, Anatoli Babutsky, Leopold Kruszka

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CFC-Cu Joint, Coating, Grinding, Pulsed Electric Current

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