Smith, J.
, Song, J.
, Rudder, F.
and Vorburger, T.
(1995),
Development of Rockwell Hardness Standards: From Performance Comparisons to Fundamental Metrology, Journal of the Standards Engineering Society
(Accessed December 14, 2024)
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Development of Rockwell Hardness Standards: From Performance Comparisons to Fundamental Metrology
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Abstract
Based on the Rockwell diamond indenter's microform calibrations recently developed at NIST, as well as a deadweight standardized Rockwell hardness machine, the NIST Rockwell hardness standard calibration has been established. Our approach makes it possible to control the uniformity and reproducibility of Rockwell hardness standards through fundamental metrology rather than by performance comparisons.Citation
Journal of the Standards Engineering Society
Volume
47
Issue
4
Pub Type
Journals
Keywords
calibration, diamond indenter, HRC, microform, Rockwell hardness, standard
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Created December 31, 1994, Updated October 12, 2021