Question 8. The following figure represents three hardness-testing techniques of materials.Describe their specifications, how there are conducted and their potential applications?8 -Shape of IndentationTestIndenterSide ViewTop ViewLoadBrinell10-mm spherePof steel ortungsten carbideVickersDiamond136°microhardnessругamidRockwell and60 kg)100 kg } Rockwell150 kg)Diamond120°superficialcone:s - in.-diameterRockwell15 kg30 kg } Superficial Rockwell45 kg)steel spheres

(1) Brinell Hardness test: This test is used for hardness measurement in the case of medium hardness…

Question 8. The following figure represents three hardness-testing techniques of materials. Describe their specifications, how there are conducted and their potential applications? Shape of Indentation Test Indenter Side View Top View Load 10-mm sphere of steel or Brinell P tungsten carbide Vickers microhardness Diamond 136 P ругamid Rockwell and 120 60 kg) 100 kg Rockwell 150 kg) 15 kg 30 kg Superficial Rockwell 45 kg) superficial Rockwell (Diamond cone: - in.- diameter steel spheres

Question 8. The following figure represents three hardness-testing techniques of materials. Describe their specifications, how there are conducted and their potential applications? Shape of Indentation Test Indenter Side View Top View Load 10-mm sphere of steel or Brinell P tungsten carbide Vickers microhardness Diamond 136 P ругamid Rockwell and 120 60 kg) 100 kg Rockwell 150 kg) 15 kg 30 kg Superficial Rockwell 45 kg) superficial Rockwell (Diamond cone: - in.- diameter steel spheres

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