Brinell hardness number

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BHN
number, Brinell hardness

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The first ladle, poured immediately at 2750F showed primarily size 4-5 Type A graphite in a medium spaced pearlitic matrix having an average tensile strength of 34,000 psi and an average Brinell hardness number of 190.

Gray iron inoculation revisited by Bex, Tom / Modern Casting

Most familiar to cast iron producers and users is the Brinell hardness number (HB), followed closely by the Rock-well [(R.

The growing tension between tensile and Brinell by Alagarsamy, Janowak A. / Modern Casting

The diameter of the resultant impression is then measured with a microscope and a Brinell hardness number (Bhn) calculated according to a predetermined formula.

Testing and inspection: the final step in assuring casting quality by Bex, Tom / Modern Casting

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