Bending behavior refers to the response of materials or structural elements when subjected to external forces that cause them to curve or change shape. Understanding this behavior is crucial for designing structures and components that can withstand loads without failing or deforming excessively.
Thread deformation refers to the alteration in the shape or structure of a thread under stress, which can significantly affect the performance and durability of materials and mechanical systems. Understanding this phenomenon is crucial for designing materials and components that can withstand operational stresses without failure.
Vibratory Stress Relief (VSR) is a non-thermal technology applied to reduce residual stresses in metals and welded structures by using controlled vibrations to redistribute internal stresses. This method is preferred over traditional thermal stress relief in situations where maintaining precise mechanical properties and avoiding thermal distortion is critical.