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GB/T 39520-2020 in English

GB/T 39520-2020 in English

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Test method for determination the residual stress of spring by X-ray diffraction

  • Issued on:2020-11-19
  • Implemented on:2021-06-01
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Standard No: GB/T 39520-2020
Document status: VALID
Title in English: Test method for determination the residual stress of spring by X-ray diffraction
Title in Chinese: 弹簧残余应力的X射线衍射测试方法
Language: English
File Format: Electronic (PDF)
Delivery: Via email within 1~3 business days
Issued on: 2020-11-19
Implemented on: 2021-06-01
ICS Classification: 21.160-Springs
Chinese Classification: J26-Spring
Professional Classification: GB-National Standard
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GBT39520
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gb/t 39520-2020

《GB/T 39520-2020弹簧残余应力的X射线衍射测试方法》由TC235(全国弹簧标准化技术委员会)归口,主管部门为国家标准化管理委员会。


Introduction

Analysis of the core content of the standard

The GB/T39520-2020 standard system specifies a method system for detecting spring residual stress using X-ray diffraction technology, which is applicable to stress analysis of iron-based alloy spring products such as coil springs, leaf springs and stabilizer bars.


Technical Principles and Test Methods

Test Methods Geometric Layout Applicable Scenarios Accuracy Requirements
Co-inclination Method Stress Direction Plane Coincides with 20° Plane Conventional Stress Test ±14MPa
Tilt Method (Ω Method) Stress Direction Plane is Perpendicular to 20° Plane Complex Geometric Components ±10MPa

Note: The test principle is based on Bragg's law. Macroscopic stress is deduced by measuring lattice strain. The diffraction peak displacement reflects the stress magnitude, and the half-width is related to microscopic stress.


Key instrument requirements

  • Goniometer: It is necessary to ensure the quadruple alignment of the X-ray tube, detector, spot center and test point.
  • X-ray tube: Cr target (ferritic steel) or Mn target (austenitic steel) is preferred.
  • Detector: Single point/linear array/area array, resolution ≤0.1°

Key points of operating specifications

Sample preparation

Surface roughness requirements: helical spring Ra≤10μm, leaf spring Ra≤20μm. The electropolishing peeling depth deviation must meet the following requirements:

Peeling depth (μm)Allowable deviation (μm)
0-50±5
50-150±10

Test parameters

It is recommended to set the Ψ angle to more than 4, ranging from 0-45°; the 20 scanning range must include the complete diffraction peak (≥4 times the half-height width)


Standard application case

The test of a SAE9254 material helical spring shows: surface residual stress -771MPa, maximum stress -946MPa (depth 0.112mm), and stress influence depth of 0.3mm. The data meets the standard's ±10MPa error requirement when the confidence probability is 0.75.

Implementation recommendations

  1. Regularly use stress-free iron powder to calibrate the equipment (deviation > 14MPa requires readjustment)
  2. For complex geometric parts, the tilt method is preferred to reduce projection errors
  3. When testing austenitic steel, attention should be paid to the problem of overlapping interference of diffraction peaks

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