Surface modifications induced in 316L steel by laser peening and shot-peening. Influence on pitting corrosion resistance |
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Authors: | P Peyre X Scherpereel L Berthe C Carboni R Fabbro G Branger C Lemaitre |
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Affiliation: | a Centre Laser Franco Allemand (C.L.F.A), Laboratoire d’Application des Lasers de Puissance (L.A.L.P), UPR 1578 CNRS, F-94114 Arcueil, France;b LG2mS-UPRESA 1505 CNRS-UTC, BP 20529, F-60205 Compiègne, France |
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Abstract: | The influence of laser peening (LP) on the electrochemical behavior of AISI type 316L stainless steel in a saline environment was evaluated. Surface modifications were investigated as they might have beneficial effects on the corrosion behaviour. Low residual stress and work hardening levels were found, when compared with a conventional shot-peening (SP) treatment, mainly because of the absence of martensite transformation in the case of LP. Surface changes were accompanied by small roughening effects and a global preservation of the surface chemistry after treatment. Therefore, electrochemical tests performed on samples after LP and SP treatments showed increases in rest potentials, reductions of passive current densities and anodic shifts of the pitting potentials evidenced by a stochastic approach of pitting. The better pitting resistance was observed after LP treatment, which seems to reflect a reduction or an elimination of active sites for pitting at lower potentials. Even though the deleterious surface state of shot peened surfaces possibly counterbalances the beneficial influence of residual stresses, a beneficial influence of mechanical surface treatments has been demonstrated regarding the localized corrosion properties. |
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Keywords: | Laser peening Shot peening Corrosion Stainless steel 316L Residual stresses |
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