As a well established surface strengthening technology for improving the fatigue performance of critical components, this study focuses on the new-generation superalloy ATI 718Plus and systematically investigates the influence law of shot peening on its surface integrity and high-temperature fatigue performance. Intense plastic deformation not only introduces a residual compressive stress field with high amplitude and a significant work-hardened layer but also causes the surface topography to become more complex.. The research results show that after shot peening, the maximum surface microhardness of the material can reach 569.95 HV0.05, which is 20% higher than the hardness of the baseline material; the maximum residual compressive stress in the surface layer can reach -1357.5 MPa, which greatly enhances the material surface’s resistance to fatigue crack initiation. Under the fatigue test environment of 650℃, the average rotating bending fatigue life of the shot-peened specimens is twice that of the unpeened specimens. Microscopic analysis of fatigue fracture surfaces further clarifies its life extension mechanism: the residual compressive stress field and hardened layer generated by shot peening cause the initiation location of fatigue sources to migrate toward the interior of the material, hindering the formation and propagation of fatigue cracks and thereby improving the fatigue life of the specimens. This study clarifies the surface integrity characteristics of 718Plus alloy induced by shot peening and reveals the transformation of its elevated-temperature fatigue failure mechanism from the perspective of fatigue crack initiation control.
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