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In Rockwell hardness testing method, the hardness of a material is measured by-

ADepth of penetration of indenter

BSurface area of indention

CProjected area of indention

DHeight of rebound

Answer:

A. Depth of penetration of indenter

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Rockwell hardness testing method measures the hardness of a material by the depth of penetration of the indenter. A variety of indenters and loads are used in this method to develop different scales for different materials. Brinell hardness test uses a hard spherical indenter with a diameter of 10 mm and load varying between 500-3000 kg. Hardness is the measure of localized plastic deformation and is related to the size of the resulting indentation.


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