1969
DOI: 10.2472/jsms.18.610
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On the Method of Measurement of Residual Stress in a Hollow Cylinder by X-Ray Method

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“…The surface layer of the roller was removed by electrolytic polishing to measure the residual stress below the roller surface. The residual stresses (σx)r and (σy)r in the axial and circumferential directions of the roller, shown in Fig.3, were determined by modifying the measured residual stresses by the elastic calculation (Yonetani, 1969), since the measured stresses were influenced by the removal of the surface layer. The residual stress (σz)r in the radial direction of the roller was determined by the elastic equations (Yonetani, 1969).…”
Section: Test Specimensmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The surface layer of the roller was removed by electrolytic polishing to measure the residual stress below the roller surface. The residual stresses (σx)r and (σy)r in the axial and circumferential directions of the roller, shown in Fig.3, were determined by modifying the measured residual stresses by the elastic calculation (Yonetani, 1969), since the measured stresses were influenced by the removal of the surface layer. The residual stress (σz)r in the radial direction of the roller was determined by the elastic equations (Yonetani, 1969).…”
Section: Test Specimensmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The surface layer of the roller was removed by electrolytic polishing to measure the residual stress below the roller surface. The residual stresses (σ x ) r and (σ y ) r in the axial and the circumferential directions of the roller, shown in Fig.4, were determined by modifying the measured residual stresses by the elastic calculation (8) , since the measured stresses were influenced by the removal of the surface layer. The residual stress (σ z ) r in the radial direction of the roller was also determined by the elastic equations (8) .…”
Section: Test Specimensmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The residual stresses (σ x ) r and (σ y ) r in the axial and the circumferential directions of the roller, shown in Fig.4, were determined by modifying the measured residual stresses by the elastic calculation (8) , since the measured stresses were influenced by the removal of the surface layer. The residual stress (σ z ) r in the radial direction of the roller was also determined by the elastic equations (8) . As can be seen in Fig.4, (σ x ) r and (σ y ) r of the peened test rollers were in compressive field in the surface layer.…”
Section: Test Specimensmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The residual stresses (σ x ) r and (σ y ) r below the circumferential surface of the rollers, shown in Fig. 4, were determined by modifying the measured residual stresses by the elastic calculation (13) , since the measured stresses were influenced by the removal of the surface layer. The residual stress (σ z ) r in the radial direction of the roller was determined by the elastic equations (13) .…”
Section: Test Rollersmentioning
confidence: 99%