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Seamless steel pipe hardness testing methods

 

    Seamless steel pipe mechanical properties testing. The mechanical properties of the test method is mainly divided into two categories, a tensile test, hardness test.

    The tensile test is a seamless steel pipe made of the specimen sample in the tensile testing machine will pull to break, and then the determination of one or several mechanical properties, usually only the determination of tensile strength, yield strength and elongation and section shrinkage. The tensile test was the basic mechanical properties of metallic materials test methods, and almost all of the metallic material, as long as the requirements on the mechanical properties, provide for a tensile test. Especially those that shape is not easy material hardness test, tensile test to become the only means of detection of the mechanical properties.

    The hardness test is a hard indenter predetermined condition slowly pressed into the surface of the specimen, and then test the indentation depth or size, in order to determine the size of the hardness of the material. Hardness test is the mechanical testing of materials in the simplest, most rapid, most easy to implement. Approximate conversion relationship between the hardness test is a non-destructive, material hardness and tensile strength values. The hardness value of the material can be converted into the tensile strength values, and it has great practical significance.

    Not easy to test, tensile test and hardness conversion is very convenient to the intensity, so more and more people only test the hardness of the material, and less to test its strength. Especially due to the continued progress and innovation in the Durometer manufacturing technology, some of the original can not directly test the hardness of the material, such as seamless steel pipe, stainless steel plate and stainless steel belt, now has the possibility of direct test hardness. Therefore, there is a trend of a hardness test is gradually replaced by a tensile test.