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Anti-corrosion protections of aluminum alloys

Author: Emmanuel ROCCA

Publication date: September 10, 2025 | Lire en français

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7. Structural metal surface treatments

First and foremost, the aim of surface structural transformation treatments is to improve and homogenize the mechanical properties of alloy surfaces. In particular, for alloys with high mechanical properties (2XXX and 7XXX), these treatments can improve fatigue behavior after machining operations and reduce the risk of stress corrosion. Structural homogenization of the surface can also improve frictional behavior.

Shot peening is one of the most common thermomechanical treatments

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