Tuesday, 20 August 2019
Thursday, 20 October 2016
How to find weight of an object using volume
To find mass of an object using volume just by using below formula
P=m/V
Where
P is density
m is mass of an object
V is volume of an object
For example
V = 7.76 cubic cm
P = 7.8 g/cubic cm
By rearranging the above formula m= PV
So, the mass of an object is 60.55 g
P=m/V
Where
P is density
m is mass of an object
V is volume of an object
For example
V = 7.76 cubic cm
P = 7.8 g/cubic cm
By rearranging the above formula m= PV
So, the mass of an object is 60.55 g
Tuesday, 18 October 2016
Pitting Resistance of Stainless steels and related Alloys - Hint for ASTM G 48 Method A
As a part our scope today i have prepared sample for Corrosion test
ASTM standard recommends following
1. Sample should be 25 x 50 mm
2. All the surface of the specimen shall be ground to 120 grit
3. After sample preparation allow the specimen to form chromic oxide layer by reacting with atmosphere( i.e Passivation for 24 hrs)
ASTM standard recommends following
1. Sample should be 25 x 50 mm
2. All the surface of the specimen shall be ground to 120 grit
3. After sample preparation allow the specimen to form chromic oxide layer by reacting with atmosphere( i.e Passivation for 24 hrs)
Friday, 14 October 2016
Formula for calculation of case depth measured using hardness traverse method.
Many of us dont know how to finalize the case depth measured using hardness traverse method.
Use given formula
(D2-D1)(H1-Hs)
CD= D1+ -------------------
(H1-H2)
For example
Here i calculate Case depth for your reference.
distance from case Hardness(HV)
towards core
0.05 mm 887
0.10 mm 774
0.15 mm 654
0.20 mm 570
0.25 mm 521
In above hardness measured using hardness traverse has exceeded cut off values (i.e 550 VPN)
Take the distance and hardness value above cut off and below cut off value
D1 =0.20 mm
D2 =0.25 mm
H1 =570 HV
H2 =521 HV
Hs =550 HV( always remains constant)
and apply to formula mentioned above and get effective case depth. for above case it is 0.22 mm.
(D2-D1)(H1-Hs)
CD= D1+ -------------------
(H1-H2)
For example
Here i calculate Case depth for your reference.
distance from case Hardness(HV)
towards core
0.05 mm 887
0.10 mm 774
0.15 mm 654
0.20 mm 570
0.25 mm 521
In above hardness measured using hardness traverse has exceeded cut off values (i.e 550 VPN)
Take the distance and hardness value above cut off and below cut off value
D1 =0.20 mm
D2 =0.25 mm
H1 =570 HV
H2 =521 HV
Hs =550 HV( always remains constant)
and apply to formula mentioned above and get effective case depth. for above case it is 0.22 mm.
CRGO Steel or Electrical Steel
Today i heard about CRGO Steel and become curious to know what it is
Then i go through my academic books to find out
These are my finding and it will be helpful for you also
CGRO Steel stands for Cold Rolled Grain Oriented steel mainly using in Power Transmission
It is iron - silicon steel. Silicon as an alloying element makes it high electrical resistivity which will reduce the loss during transmission(i.e Hysteresis loss)
Then i go through my academic books to find out
These are my finding and it will be helpful for you also
CGRO Steel stands for Cold Rolled Grain Oriented steel mainly using in Power Transmission
It is iron - silicon steel. Silicon as an alloying element makes it high electrical resistivity which will reduce the loss during transmission(i.e Hysteresis loss)
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