EventsThe Eighteenth International Conference of Experimental Mechanics
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This submission belongs to the session ICEM. ICEM 2018 of the event The Eighteenth International Conference of Experimental Mechanics
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12 Jun, 2018
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Masayui Arai, Kenji Inada, Tomoki Morinaga, Kiyohiro Itoh, Hiroki Yokota, Tatsuo Suidzu, 128 Delaying Effect of Fatigue Crack Propagation by Single-pulse Laser Irradiation, in Proceedings of The Eighteenth International Conference of Experimental Mechanics, Brussels, 1 July–5 July 2018, MDPI: Basel, Switzerland, doi: 10.3390/ICEM18-05334
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128 Delaying Effect of Fatigue Crack Propagation by Single-pulse Laser Irradiation

Kenji Inada 2
Tomoki Morinaga 2
Kiyohiro Itoh 1
Hiroki Yokota 3
Tatsuo Suidzu 3
1. Department of Mechanical Engineering, Tokyo University of Science
2. Graduate School of Engineering, Tokyo University of Science
3. Thermal Spraying Technology R&D Center, TOCALO Co., Ltd.
Abstract

In this study, a single-pulse laser technique was examined as an advanced repair process as an alternative to existing processes. This repair process involves using a single-pulse laser to irradiate the area ahead of the crack tip to reduce the fatigue crack propagation rate and/or deflect the crack path. Specifically, fatigue tests were conducted on specimens with a hole at the center and an induced fatigue crack at the edge of the hole. A single-pulse laser irradiation was applied ahead of this natural crack tip, and the delaying effect of laser irradiation was then evaluated by a detailed examination of the fatigue crack propagation behavior. Finally, it was confirmed that a single-pulse laser is a viable technique to repair cracked components.

Keywords
Fatigue Crack Propagation
Delaying Effect
Single-Pulse Laser Treatment
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