A Brinell test is performed on a steel using a 1.31 in. diameter indenter with a load of 67275 lbs. A 0.75 in. Determine in indentation was measured on the surface of the steel. Determine: a) HBN (psi); b) tensile strength (psi)

A Brinell test is performed on a steel using a 1.31 in. diameter indenter with a load of 67275 lbs. A 0.75 in. Determine in indentation was measured on the surface of the steel. Determine: a) HBN (psi); b) tensile strength (psi)

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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