BMStrength of MaterialsDr. Maad Abdullah HusseinAL-ESRAA UNIVERSITY COLLEGE8. BRINELL TESTLoad (P)KgMaterialDiameter of BallImpressionDiameter (mm)No.Brinell Hardness, HB(mm)1Iron2.50.65187.5Соpper2.50.7462.53Aluminum2.51.0631.259. THE VICKERS TESTImpression Diameter (mm)d averageVickers Hardness,No.MaterialLoad (P) Kgdid2HV1Iron0.580.65502Сopper0.720.76303Aluminum0.940.8630

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Strength of Materials Dr. Maad Abdullah Hussein AL-ESRAA UNIVERSITY COLLEGE 8. BRINELL TEST Material Load (P) Impression Diameter (mm) No. Diameter of Ball Brinell Hardness, HB (mm) Kg 1 Iron 2.5 0.65 187.5 Соpper 2.5 0.74 62.5 3 Aluminum 2.5 1.06 31.25 9. THE VICKERS TEST Impression Diameter (mm) d average Vickers Hardness, No. Material Load (P) Kg di d2 HV 1 Iron 0.58 0.65 50 Сopper 0.72 0.76 30 3 Aluminum 0.94 0.86 30

Strength of Materials Dr. Maad Abdullah Hussein AL-ESRAA UNIVERSITY COLLEGE 8. BRINELL TEST Material Load (P) Impression Diameter (mm) No. Diameter of Ball Brinell Hardness, HB (mm) Kg 1 Iron 2.5 0.65 187.5 Соpper 2.5 0.74 62.5 3 Aluminum 2.5 1.06 31.25 9. THE VICKERS TEST Impression Diameter (mm) d average Vickers Hardness, No. Material Load (P) Kg di d2 HV 1 Iron 0.58 0.65 50 Сopper 0.72 0.76 30 3 Aluminum 0.94 0.86 30

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