(i) Determine the Force applied on an aluminum specimen subjected to Brinell hardness test. If the surface area is 34 mm². Take, Brinell hardness number as 1234. (ii) & indenter diameter on a work piece. Draw a neat diagram of Brinell hardness test to show the applied force, indentation

(i) Determine the Force applied on an aluminum specimen subjected to Brinell hardness test. If the surface area is 34 mm². Take, Brinell hardness number as 1234. (ii) & indenter diameter on a work piece. Draw a neat diagram of Brinell hardness test to show the applied force, indentation

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