Sentence examples for hardness numbers from inspiring English sources

These hardness numbers are useful for quality control in manufacturing, especially in assuring consistency from batch to batch.

The results indicate that with the increasing Ni and decreasing Cr content, the Vickers hardness numbers (VHN) tend to decrease gradually.

The same Vickers hardness numbers were obtained from the conventional load method under indentation loads that create indents having depths lower than 10% of the coating thickness.

Microscopic studies reveal a partial metallurgical bond formed in the direction of flow, which is governed by the tool used and Vickers hardness numbers in those regions were found to be considerably lower than those of the base metal.

An energy method, which was derived from the work of indentation, gave similar Vickers hardness numbers over a wide range of indentation depths (up to 25% of the coating thickness).

The hardness numbers of Zr(Hf,N) coatings calculated by these two methods, which are independent of the indentation depth, did not change with increasing Hf content of the coatings.

Coating thickness, microhardness, and scratch hardness number were defined as process responses.

The Vickers hardness test was used to determine the Vickers hardness number (VHN) distribution from Ti-6Al-4V to SS316.

Also, the scratch hardness number of the prepared coatings reached as high as 6.89 GPa.

In microhardness test, a hardness variation of 213 to 1098 Knoop hardness number along the cross-section was obtained.

The average Vickers hardness number obtained from the energy method is approximately half that from the load method.