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Objectives
Outlines
Contents: Methods of mechanical testing: Impact Testing: • Why the recommended standard for testing does is average of three samples per coil • What will be the effect if one sample in the same coil has a big difference between the two samples during testing? • New technologies in evaluating Percentage shear are of Impact test samples. • Treat the result. Tensile Testing: • Stress and Strain Diagram • Effects of improperly machined samples during testing. • The relationship between tensile testing, hardness testing and impact testing. • What is the significance of each result to each? • Kind of test • What are some factors that can affect testing results? DWTT: • Why V-notch does has to be press notched. What is the effect of this kind notching in the test. • The relationship of dropping height and dropping weight during testing. • New machine or technology in evaluating Percentage Shear Area. • Why V-notch does has to be press notched. What is the effect of this kind of notching in the test? • The effect of temperature in Shear Area Evaluation. Bend Test: • Parameters in evaluation of Bend test samples. • Recommended angles for bending. • What is the difference between formability and bend testing. Hardness Test: • What are the different application and methods of Hardness testing. • Which has more reliable testing, a sample with flush grinding or a sample with etching? • How can Vickers's reading be converted to Brunel's reading. • Latest technology in Hardness Testing Definition of destructive testing Different Testing Standards and its applications Effects on improper machining or out of the standard dimension samples in testing. Latest technology in Material testing Calibration of Equipments
Who Should Attend
Who Should Attend? • This course is suggested for QA/QC, Operation staff, Supervisors, Technicians & Mechanical Engineers.
Duration
5 Days
