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Name: Shubham Navnath Taware Roll No.: M2A67 Practical Classtest 8

The document describes a practical test to study and compare the Izod and Charpy impact toughness tests on a given material sample. It provides details of the procedure, which involves placing a notched specimen in the impact testing machine and measuring the absorbed energy. It also outlines the advantages and limitations of each test, noting the Izod test evaluates overall hardness while the Charpy is better for determining minimum temperature of use. Both tests are used to determine a material's ability to absorb energy and indicate its brittleness or ductility.

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Name: Shubham Navnath Taware Roll No.: M2A67 Practical Classtest 8

The document describes a practical test to study and compare the Izod and Charpy impact toughness tests on a given material sample. It provides details of the procedure, which involves placing a notched specimen in the impact testing machine and measuring the absorbed energy. It also outlines the advantages and limitations of each test, noting the Izod test evaluates overall hardness while the Charpy is better for determining minimum temperature of use. Both tests are used to determine a material's ability to absorb energy and indicate its brittleness or ductility.

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NAME : SHUBHAM NAVNATH TAWARE

ROLL NO. : M2A67

PRACTICAL CLASSTEST 8

AIM :

to study and use the Izod and Charpy Impact toughness test to find toughness of a
given material sample .

PRINCIPLE :

Impact tests are used in studying the toughness of material. A material's toughness
is a factor of its ability to absorb energy during plastic deformation. Brittle
materials have low toughness as a result of the small amount of plastic deformation
they can endure. The impact value of a material can also change with temperature.
Generally, at lower temperatures, the impact energy of a material is decreased. The
size of the specimen may also affect the value of the Izod impact test because it
may allow a different number of imperfections in the material, which can act as
stress risers and lower the impact energy

PROCEDURE :-

1. A Charpy V-notch specimen is placed across parallel jaws in the impact-


testing machine.
2. The pointer is set up to its maximum value(300 J).
3. The hammer is released from the initial height downward towards the
sample.
4. Observations and the energy absorbed are recorded and tabulated.
5. Steps 1-3 are repeated for another specimen.
Advantages and Limitation for Izod Test

Advantages:

 It lowers distortion and decreases the ductile fracture

 Used to evaluate the materials for overall hardness

 The Izod impact test is a dynamic test in which a test piece V-notched test
piece, gripped vertically, is broken by a single blow of a freely swinging
pendulum. The blow is struck on the same face as the notch and at the fixed
height above it.

Limitation:

 The making of the notch has been a problem. Initially, the radius of the
notch is crucial

 It has an essential effect on the competence of the sample to absorb the


collision

Advantages and Limitation for Charpy Test

Advantages:

 Able to Finds “notch sensitive” materials

 Simple to perform

 Can determine the minimum temperature of use

Limitation:

 limitations due to its blunt notch

 limitations due to its blunt notch

 Addresses temperature, not stress or flaw size.

 1. Select the test (Charpy or Izod).


 2. Select and fit the respective striker in the hammer, first tighten the screws
of the wedge and then of strikers.

 3. Fix the latching tube to corresponding position (for Charpy 140° position
and for Izod 90° position).

 4. Place a specimen on the support of the block.

 5. Bring the striker (hammer) closely to specimen and tough it lightly with
the specimen.

 6. Pointer when touched to its carrier should read 300J line for Charpy and
170J for Izod. Otherwise correct it by losing and tighten the screw of the
pointer carrier.

APPLICATION :

Both Charpy and Izod impact testing are popular methods of determining impact
strength, or toughness, of a material. In other words, these tests measure the total
amount of energy that a material is able to absorb. This energy absorption is
directly related to the brittleness of the material. Brittle materials, such as ceramics
or glass, tend to have lower absorption rates than ductile materials like copper or
aluminum

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