Topic 4_2 Roughness, Hardness, and Friction Flashcards

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How is hardness measure

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in terms of the size of an impresson made on a speciman by an indenter of a specified shape when a specified force is applied for a specified time

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How does hardness impact wear mechanism

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To reduce wear generally increase hardness as hardness is resistance to plastic deformation

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What is hardness

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secondary property dependent on ductility, elasticity, plasticity, strain and toughness

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What is the three principle methods for expressing the relationship between hardness and the size of the impression

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Brinell, Rockwell and Vickers

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How do you convert between vickers hardness and Mpa

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multiply by 9.81 to get MPa

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How is brinell hardness calculated

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A ball diameter D is forced against a flat plate at a load of W, area of indent is worked out assuming it follows shape of ball

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How is rockwell harndess calculated

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Conical (120degree) or spherical indenter used
Minor load used initially and depth measurement set to zero
major load applied
machine gives rockwell number directly

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How is Vickers hardness calculated

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Use a square based diamon pyramid as the indenter (included angle 136 degrees)
Resulting square impression is viewed and measured in an optical microscope

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9
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Draw a diagram of vickers harndess test

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see powerpoint

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10
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What is the general principle of measuring hardness

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Plastically deform surface, measure size of indentation, and from that work out corresponding harndess

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