TYPES OF HARDNESS TEST / HARDNESS

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[@natarajanm7181]

content was detail and was simple to note down thank you sir

[@coolvigu]

Glad it helped

[@mrabdurahman5744]

Thank you for explanation, Get simple knowledge .

[@coolvigu]

You are welcome

[@Abraar08]

Really superb sir

[@sahilshaikh1681]

Yes ..it is really excellent content and ...
We want content of non destructive testings also...

[@motivationalchannelby4936]

nice with simple language sr

[@coolvigu]

Thanks and welcome

[@prakashchhatria6573]

Achha laga sir aur banaiye vdo...

[@coolvigu]

Thank you

[@N.gurjar2404]

Ultimate video sir very thankful to you

[@coolvigu]

THANK YOU

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Thank you so match it's really help us so much
We hop more videos like this

[@syedwasim1893]

good video, and thanks for helping me

[@GauriBatho]

Thank you sir 🙏

[@dadasahebgaikwad157]

Good information sir .....
Thanks

[@26_abilashreddygaddam98]

Explanation was good

[@coolvigu]

thanks

[@bagmitabaishnabi3979]

awesome❤

[@lashagon6896]

You are an excellent teacher

[@OliverWidjaja]

absolute legend

[@sam111880]

curious of all the hardness test which ones are the numbers corresponding to the ratings on concrete bags , wood boards , and other materials. I get how to compute these tests and how the testing tools are designed from a high level. What i don't get is which ones are the actual ratings on materials a contractor purchases and a structural engineer uses to compute safe loads on things. Most of the hardness test is just to distinguish how much hard an object is in relation to another object which is good for some but not good enough for structural engineers

[@rishikasingh24]

I have a crush with your voice.....😍🥵

[@AmitSharma-fz7qw]

Thankyou
Can you make a video for center of gravity

[@krishnadumbare1243]

Nice sir.....!!!

[@kartickpai7261]

good content

[@saidurgaprasad5172]

thank you sir

[@terupallisrinivasarao4345]

Thank you very much. Sir

[@coolvigu]

Most welcome

[@chandrasekhar2813]

sir ferrate test also create video

[@ishanidas1717]

Really informative!

[@amitaman6502]

Very good content for very short time

[@kilugumohanarao5893]

Looking pretty

[@ruel7401]

Please, provide a summary of your video in the description. It makes the video itself look way more professional. Other than that, you did a great job.

[@coolvigu]

Thanks for the words of appreciation

[@ruel7401]

@@coolvigu no problem man. Will you be doing vids covering non destructive testing, ie. penetration testing, ultrasonic testing, magnetic particle testing etc.?

[@nature9765]

Thank u good video

[@ravikantpandey752]

Provide this in pdf form please

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[@classicgamer9740]

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[@DeepakMishra-md2mg]

Very nice to the point .. I hope this will help me in interview of Quality Engineer

[@coolvigu]

thanks

[@metallurgist8326]

Sir, What about different scales in RHN? Can u explain it?.

[@skkannadaacademy]

Sure

[@sunithaacharya4340]

Rockwell hardness test uses a conical diamond indentor with 150 kg load for HRC and 1/16" steel or WC ball indentor for HRB. Please teach correctly.

[@coolvigu]

Sumitha kindly provide the reference . Don't refer local author book

[@coolvigu]

Kindly use proper punctuation can't understand what r u trying to say

[@sreedharnaidu2765]

Content was good but it's not applicable in exams

[@ashishyadav5463]

Very good video

[@ashishyadav5463]

Please aur video bnaye

[@TheSANU456]

Please provide notes

[@ScholarStream_25]

Is hardness test a destructive test ??

[@coolvigu]

Yes

[@ScholarStream_25]

@@coolvigu but in most cases we just make a slight indentation right ? So the material can be used for the future purpose . We do not fail the material

[@coolvigu]

Yes but as we have made the indentation, that spot will act as a weak spot

[@sunithaacharya4340]

Brinell hardness no longer uses hardened steel balls. Only tungsten carbide balls are used. Also it is not only 10mm ball, even 5mm and 2.5mm balls are used.

[@coolvigu]

@@sunithaacharya4340 kindly provide the reference for every test we have a standard mention that standard before commenting

[@gautamkamble1565]

Change your voice

[@anguselvan9801]

MHO or mohs?

[@infotainment7400]

What is HRC

[@coolvigu]

Rockwell hardness number ( RHN and HRC both are same)

[@santoshhoro2021]

4:41 clear karo

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Hindi me bhok leta

[@suryaeducationservice2157]

Very good video

[@nature9765]

Thank u good video