[en] FRAMATOME Shot-peening process was developed when it appeared that PWSCC of M.A. INCONEL 600 in roll transition areas could be an important source of tubing degradation. To be sure to have a qualified process as soon as possible FRAMATOME and EdF set up a task force which had to consider all the remedial measures against PWSCC available in the short or the long term. FRAMATOME concentrated on Shot-peening. This paper presents the work on shot-peening. The tests performed included corrosion tests in media such as MgCl₂, 10% Caustic at high temperature and direct stress measurements such as X rays and strain gauges techniques. This presentation concentrates on the effort which was devoted to establish the effect of shot-peening on precracked tubes and the amount of margins for this process. After the results of all the tests demonstrated the efficiency of this process, shot-peening was applied in France first on a small scale, 300 tubes in BUGEY 5 in August and then on the 3 Steam Generators of GRAVELINES 3 and DAMPIERRE 3 in September, October and November of 1985. The experience gained from these industrial operations (and of the DOEL 3 operation) allowed to progressively implement improvements in the tooling, process and personnel training. This resulted in a very significant decrease of time of operation, dose and bead consumption. These features are detailed in this paper and the French program scheduled in 1986 is presented. 2 refs