MMT Lab
MMT Lab
Spectrometer
to check material composition of materials
The answer can be achieve in 5 to 10 sec.
The metals which we can have %composition are (FE BASE,AL BASE,COPPER BASE)
Samples.
To use it we used high voltage
The material which can have these test should be
1. Grinded
2. Surface finish
3. Easy to fit
Spectrometer do quick analysis
Working instructions
Never move the spectrometer from its current location.
Only authorized person should use it
Keep it away from dust smoke and other contaminations
Temperature must be maintain at 25C
Always follow the pattern
1. Purifier
2. Spectrometer
3. Computer
Always wait for led to ON purifier to be green before starting an analysis
Spark must be fully covered to avoid the argon gas leakage
Ultrasonic Sensor
To check defects such as
1. Blow holes
2. Cracks
To use put Greece and put on sample and check if any defects are present
Types
HRA=can bear 60kg load
HRB=can bear 100kg load
HRC=can bear 150kg load
1. HRA
You can use the Rockwell hardness test to test the hardness of materials. You will use the
Rockwell test to perform tests on metals ranging from thin steel all the way to harder metals like
Titanium.
2. HRB
The B-scale is used for softer materials (such as aluminum, brass, and softer steels). It
employs a hardened steel ball as the indenter and a 100kg weight to obtain a value expressed as
"HRB".
3. HRC
Application of minor load. A 'zero' position is recorded.
Gradual application` of load until the major load is reached. The maximum penetration
position is recorded.
Removal of load until the minor load is reached.
Q) How to measure hardness?
Ans) The three most commonly used are the Brinell test, the Vicker's Diamond test, and the
Rockwell test. All three methods involve indentation of the material. The hardness is calculated
by measuring the force applied and comparing this to some geometrical aspect of the indentation
such as the surface area or depth.
Brinell test
Brinell hardness testing is typically used in testing aluminum and copper alloys (at lower
forces) and steels and cast irons at the higher force ranges.
Load used up to 3000kg
Steel wall used 10mm, 5mm, 2.5mm.
Used different scales to find brinell hardness according to shape and size of components.
Brinell hardness tests are tests carried out on certain materials to find out their resistance
to penetration by other compounds.
Vicker's test
This test consists of applying a force (also called a “load”) on the test material using a diamond
indenter, to obtain an indentation. The depth of indentation on the material gives the value of
hardness for the specimen.
The Vickers method has higher accuracy than the Brinell method and can be used to measure
softer materials, making it suitable for most applications
Used microscope to get vicker hardness
Working
Switch on the tester using the red colour ON/OFF button on the back panel
Open operating software (Horizon)
Select desire hardness, rockwill ,Brinell ,Vicker
Select turret position and indenter as reg hardness
Place the sample on machine table
Select hardness point by Laser light and focus the sample
Press the start button to proceed Testing
Measure hardness by pressing the measure button
Note the measured hardness and save escape
Electric oven
Place the sample in oven
Switch on the supply
Adjust the desire temperature
Switch of the power supply after attaining the required temperature
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CHEMICAL LAB
FEROUS METALS
STEEL
S.S
CAST IRON
NON-FEROUS METALS
AL ALLOY
CU ALLOY
TIN, LED
BRASS, BRONZE
SELF ANALYSIS
LAB GRADE CHEMICAL
PROCESS PLANTING CHEMICAL (CHLORID POLY ETC)
RE-LAB
EMOSSOMETER
An emissometer is a tool that measures emissivity, which is the ability of an object to emit
infrared energy. Emissivity can range from 0 (shiny mirror) to 1.0 (blackbody). The amount of
thermal radiation emitted by an object depends on its emissivity, temperature, and wavelength.
Here are some types of emissometers:
ET-100 Thermal Handheld Emissometer: A tool for field inspections and radiative
heat transfer applications. It measures the integrated surface reflectance at two angles of
incidence.
ET-10: Measures emissivity values in two spectral regions: 3 to 5 and 8 to 12 microns.
Model 205 NB and Model 205 WB Emissometers: Bench Top FT-IR based
instruments.
kSA Emissometer: Tracks emissivity changes to determine carrier end-of-life.
D&S Emissometer Model AE1: A special purpose instrument for measuring emittance.
The ET-100 is a handy tool for radiative heat transfer applications including field inspections. To
perform measurements the unit is placed against the surface to be tested and the trigger is pressed
to record the data.