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Alex T Biju | Zendy; P Immnuel | Zendy; V Sarran | Zendy; Sri Venkateshwaran T | Zendy; Sridhara B.K. | Zendy; M.B. Bindu | Zendy; R. Amrutha | Zendy

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Tensile and Hardness Tests on Steel Specimen

Author(s) -

Alex T Biju,

P Immnuel,

V Sarran,

Sri Venkateshwaran T,

Sridhara B.K.,

M.B. Bindu,

R. Amrutha

Publication year - 2020

Publication title -

international journal of innovative technology and exploring engineering

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

ISSN - 2278-3075

DOI - 10.35940/ijitee.f4641.049620

Subject(s) - ultimate tensile strength , materials science , composite material , indentation hardness , hardness , tensile testing , vickers hardness test , metallurgy , microstructure

Steel specimens were subjected to both tensile tests and hardness tests. The tests were carried out Mild steel .The specimens were tested under various conditions. The maximum hardness was for the specimen quenched with water, however the tensile strength of that particular specimen was the minimum. While the tensile strength was highest for slow cooling and furnace cooling .However the hardness for slow cooling was the least. While furnace cooling was comparatively higher. The other specimens had varied tensile strength and hardness and it was not possible to map a relationship of the two. The motivation for this work has been that the students involved have recently been exposed to material strength and its variation with temperature.

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