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The HCF response to burnishing of a number of structural materials is compared and contrasted. It is shown that alloys which exhibit marked work-hardening during burnishing respond very beneficially with regard to HCF performance while others which show little work-hardening may even react with losses in HCF strength. Possible explanations for such behavior are outlined in terms of mean stress and environmental sensitivities of the fatigue strengths of the various materials and microstructures.
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Wagner, L., Ludian, T., Wollmann, M. (2009). Ball-Burnishing and Roller-Burnishing to Improve Fatigue Performance of Structural Alloys. In: Pantelakis, S., Rodopoulos, C. (eds) Engineering Against Fracture. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4020-9402-6_1
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