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my lecturer just said that he need us to get as high as possible result for brinell hardness test. so can i achieve by doing this: -heat the sample given to us until it turn medium red -then quench it by using..what medium is the best? is it water? do i need to do tempering as well if i want...

what is the best heat treatment for mild steel which will produce hardest result when tested in laboratory

Thanks Travis King.. I am starting to find my answer in the article you linked me.. Thanks for everybody help..

yes..its carbon fiber composites.

Actually I am doing an engineering project for my bachelor. I am looking for a method to use both metal and fiber together in underwater condition. We can't simply glue them together if we are building a ship from metal and fiber. So I am looking for the strongest way to combine them together.

Hello, I would like to ask something here. If I would like to combine metal and fiber, what method is the the best because we can't simply glue them together. what material can hold them together. And can we test the strength of them after they stick together using ANSYS software? It would be...

urm..if you convert 18.89 K to degree celsius..the answer will be in negative value..can u expain this to me?