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zichau
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Hardness-BHN?

10/12/2007 2:27 PM

what is the diffrent between BHN and HB?
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Re: Hardness-BHN?

10/12/2007 2:47 PM

What is the abbv. of BHN & HB you are using for?

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10/12/2007 11:48 PM

Are they not both the same, one Brinnel Hardness No. , the othe Hardness Brinnel?
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10/13/2007 3:40 AM

Brinell scale - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia When quoting a Brinell Hardness Number (BHN or, more commonly, HB), the conditions of the test used to obtain the number must be specified. ...
so they are the same. aybody can do this, understanding it is a different matter.
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10/13/2007 11:40 AM

Brinnell Hardness Number/Hardness Brinell. They are equivilant, however other scales exist that have odd relationships.

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