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US Shot Peening Workshop
April 28-29, 2010
Toronto, Canada

 

Wednesday, April 28th Agenda
Start End Dura Classroom
7:30 8:30 60 min Check-in and Continental Breakfast
8:30 9:00 30 min Welcome and Introduction to Shot Peening (Level 1)
9:00 9:40 40 min Peening Coverage (Level 1)
9:40 10:10 30 min Basics of Media (Level 1)
  20 min Morning Break
10:30 11:10 40 min Intensity Basics (Level 1)
11:10 11:40 30 min Saturation Curve Practice (Level 1)
11:40 12:30 50 min Peening Applications and Benifits
  45 min LUNCH
1:15 2:00 45 min Wheel Blast Machine Design and Maintenance
2:00 2:45 45 min Automated Air Blast and Process Control
  10 min Afternoon Break 1
2:55 3:35 40 min Roto-Flapper Peening Fundamentals
3:35 3:50 15 min Level 1 Exam Preview
  10 min Afternoon Break 2
4:00 5:00 60 min Level 1 Exam
5:00 6:00 60 min Roto-Flap Peening Practical

Although we've made every attempt to provide an accurate schedule, times and courses are subject
to change in case of circumstances beyond our control.  Click for a list of EI Education Division Instructors

Thursday, April 29th Agenda
Start End Dura Classroom
7:30 8:30 60 min Continental Breakfast
8:30 9:00 30 min Level 1 Exam Review
9:00 9:45 45 min Media Maintenance and Inspection (Level 2)
9:45 10:35 50 min Peening Coverage and Masking (Level 2)
  15 min Morning Break
10:50 11:40 50 min Advanced Intensity (Level 2)
11:40 12:20 40 min Advanced Saturation Curve Practice (Level 2)
  45 min LUNCH
1:05 1:55 50 min Challenging Peening Applications
1:55 2:45 50 min Residual Stress Measurement
 

10 min

 Afternoon Break 2
3:00 3:30 30 min Level 2 Exam Preview
3:30 5:00 90 min Level 2 Exam & Roto-Flapper Peening Exam
5:00 5:30 30 min Level 2 Exam Review (may start earlier if all exams are in)

Although we've made every attempt to provide an accurate schedule, times and courses are subject
to change in case of circumstances beyond our control.  Click for a list of EI Education Division Instructors

Course Descriptions
Course Description
Advanced Intensity
(Level 2)		 What factors affect intensity? What must you do to achieve and maintain consistent intensity? How do you perform intensity confirmations (daily or weekly checks)? (Includes Nadcap Audit Preparation)
Peening Applications and Benifits This supplimental course explores the effects of peening of various materials and explains how some products are enhanced with the process.
Basic Intensity
(Level 1)		 The basics of what Intensity is in the peening process and why it is important to maintain. This topic will also cover the primary method of measuring intensity levels in standard and unique applications.
Basics of Media
(Level 1)		 Description of types and applications of media. Reference to new media specs and in-use media specs.
Introduction to Shot Peening
(Level 1)		 The basics to shot peening. Origins are discussed and terms are defined.
Media Maintenance and Inspection (Level 2) Specifications, inspection methods and maintenance of media are covered. (Includes Nadcap Audit Preparation)
Peening Coverage
(Level 1)		 This class will discuss the basics of what coverage is and why it is important to monitor. Too little or too much coverage can either minimize the peening benefit or damage the part.
Peening Coverage with Masking (Level 2) Learn the relationship between coverage and fatigue life. How much coverage is enough? This process allows data collection which can be archived for Nadcap review. Some applications call for areas of the part to have no coverage so masking is needed. (Includes Nadcap Audit Preparation)
Roto-Flapper Peening Fundimentals: This class describes how peening can be applied on repaired parts with flapper equipment used with rotary tools.

Practical: This hands-on session is for those taking the Flapper Peening Exam where students must demonstrate proper flapper peening techniques outlined in the lecture.
Saturation Curve Practice
(Level 1 and Level 2)		 This interactive class helps students generate their own saturation curves. At the end of this session each student should be able to accurately determine the intensity level of a peening application.
Wheel Blast Machine Design and Maintenance This class examines the design of a basic wheel blast machine and common adjustments to obtain desired results for a blast cleaning or peening process.  This session also discusses common wear issues and preventative maintenance of wheel blast machines.

 
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