Explain the basic idea of the Impact Test to determine the absorbed energy and the Toughness of a metal specimen by the schematic diagram below. Calculate the absorbed energy and the Toughness for a test where the hammer weight 25kg, the initial height 6 feet and the final height 2.8 feet. The specimen has 10mm x 10mm in a cross-section and 75mm length.

Explain the basic idea of the Impact Test to determine the absorbed energy and the Toughness of a metal specimen by the schematic diagram below. Calculate the absorbed energy and the Toughness for a test where the hammer weight 25kg, the initial height 6 feet and the final height 2.8 feet. The specimen has 10mm x 10mm in a cross-section and 75mm length.

Materials Science And Engineering Properties

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Chapter11: Fracture And Fatigue

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