Why Is Shot Peening So Important?

All materials, even steel, have imperfections. Shot peening is used to prevent cracking of these materials. Marc Bossert, vice president of engineering at Camcraft, explains more about the process.
Thanks to the shot peening process developed by Camcraft, our engineers can design products in a smaller package with thinner wall sections. Shot peening is a big reason why our fuel injectors have exponentially better efficiency and reliability.

[@nicolasara08]

What an amazing increase of cicles for the fuel injectors, unbeleivable.

[@jeffrykopis5468]

What if the surface cracks are large enough to be caught by Magnaflux? Do you still shot peen the part, or throw it away?

[@arjun_edits143]

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[@richert8]

This is an excellent video compressive residual stresses are good vs tensile stresses common when a tool or part undergoes thermal cycling.

[@jeffrykopis5468]

Ok, but how do you shot peen connecting rods?

[@mrjokuihminen]

They just put it into the machine like in the video?

[@Lives.2.Ride.]

Doesn't it sound counterproductive to cover cracks and leaks?

[@MushookieMan]

Shot peening gives the part surface residual compressive stress, which prevents cracks from expanding.

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[@shawnrusselld]

sweet intro music

[@jihadsamarji]

I expected the watermark voice " AUDIO JUMP ! "

[@ahhsup7655]

HAHAHA SHOT PEEN

[@TheSwampChicken-II]

Are you 14 years old?

[@fredo3161]

SHOT PEEN DUDE!

[@fredo3161]

SHOT
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[@jhunelac6550]

Improve the durability of a metal