1- The diminutions of the mild steel impact test sample as shown in fig below andthe notched depth is 2mm determine the impact toughness if the impactenergy absorption at test is 80 joul .Charpy10 mm55 mm10 mm2-Explain with the drawing the procedure of the charpy test.3- Explain with the drawing the procedure of the Izod test.4- Explain with the drawing the difference between Izod and charpy tes.

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1- The diminutions of the mild steel impact test sample as shown in fig below and the notched depth is 2mm determine the impact toughness if the impact energy absorption at test is 80 joul . Charpy 10 mm 55 mm 10 mm

1- The diminutions of the mild steel impact test sample as shown in fig below and the notched depth is 2mm determine the impact toughness if the impact energy absorption at test is 80 joul . Charpy 10 mm 55 mm 10 mm

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1- The diminutions of the mild steel impact test sample as shown in fig below and
the notched depth is 2mm determine the impact toughness if the impact
energy absorption at test is 80 joul .
Charpy
10 mm
55 mm
10 mm
2-
Explain with the drawing the procedure of the charpy test.
3- Explain with the drawing the procedure of the Izod test.
4- Explain with the drawing the difference between Izod and charpy tes.

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