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English: The powerful shockwave effectively compacts the surface layer of the metal, typically reaching depth of 1 mm and more. This compression induces plastic deformations within the material, creating the beneficial compressive stresses that enhance performance. The result is a hardened surface to a depth of several millimetres; with an increase in compressive stress of approximately 400 MPa per application layer. |
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