Abstract
The effects of laser shock peening (LSP) treatment with different impacts on surface roughness, micro-hardness, microstructural observations, residual stress, and electrochemical corrosion resistance of IN718 superalloy were investigated. Results show that the corrosion potential increases to , , and , and the corrosion rate reduces 66.10%, 79.08%, and 84.07% for 2 LSP impacts, 4 LSP impacts, and 6 LSP impacts, respectively, compared with the untreated one. In addition, LSP treatment has an important influence on grain refinement, which increases micro-hardness, reduces roughness of a surface, and also results in a compressive residual stress on a surface, both of which can be responsible for the electrochemical corrosion improvement. Finally, corrosion morphology under scanning electron microscopy demonstrates that LSP is an effective method to prevent the corrosion micro-crack propagation and improve the corrosion resistance. Also, with an increase in laser impacts, the electrochemical corrosion resistance will be further improved.
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