Q: A steel specimen is tested in charpy machine , The following data are used: Pendulum mass is 50Kg, the pendulum arm angle before test is a=80 degree, the pendulum arm angle after test is B=30 degree, the pendulum arm length, R-1.6m, Determine the impact energy of the specimen at this test?

Q: A steel specimen is tested in charpy machine , The following data are used: Pendulum mass is 50Kg, the pendulum arm angle before test is a=80 degree, the pendulum arm angle after test is B=30 degree, the pendulum arm length, R-1.6m, Determine the impact energy of the specimen at this test?

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Q: A steel specimen is tested in charpy machine, The
following data are used:
Pendulum mass is 50Kg, the pendulum arm angle before test
is a=80 degree, the pendulum arm angle after test is B=30
degree, the pendulum arm length, R=1.6m, Determine the
impact energy of the specimen at this test?

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