Fatigue specimen with central hole was designed based on the bolthole of a high pressure compressor disk. Of the asreceived (AR) specimens and after holeexpansion (HE)
the surface profile and fatigue property in multiple alternating loads were characterized; moreover
failure analysis and the evolution of HE residual stress profile during fatigue cycle were investigated. Results showed that
after HE
the roughness of hole wall decreased
besides
the high temperature fatigue performances improved 1-3 times under multiple large load condition with the slight rise of fatigue data dispersion. The HE residual stress released to 60% during 20000 cycles at the maximum tensile stress of 663MPa
temperature of 600℃ and stress ratio of 01. Compared with the untreated specimens nucleating at machining marks
the HE crack initiated at metal accumulation by HE in the chamfer