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    Wall Thickness Depth From Inside Surface (%)

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    This graph shows how hardness changes from the inside to outside surface of a material as wall thickness increases. Hardness is highest near the inside surface and decreases gradually as the measurement moves toward the outside surface, reaching its lowest hardness values at the outer surface. Hardness is measured on both the Rockwell C and Brinell scales.

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    This graph shows how hardness changes from the inside to outside surface of a material as wall thickness increases. Hardness is highest near the inside surface and decreases gradually as the measurement moves toward the outside surface, reaching its lowest hardness values at the outer surface. Hardness is measured on both the Rockwell C and Brinell scales.

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    This graph shows how hardness changes from the inside to outside surface of a material as wall thickness increases. Hardness is highest near the inside surface and decreases gradually as the measurement moves toward the outside surface, reaching its lowest hardness values at the outer surface. Hardness is measured on both the Rockwell C and Brinell scales.

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    Wall Thickness Depth From Inside Surface (%)

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    This graph shows how hardness changes from the inside to outside surface of a material as wall thickness increases. Hardness is highest near the inside surface and decreases gradually as the measurement moves toward the outside surface, reaching its lowest hardness values at the outer surface. Hardness is measured on both the Rockwell C and Brinell scales.

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    70

    65
    700
    60

    600
    55

    500
    50

    45
    400

    Hardness (BHN)
    Hardness (HRc)

    40

    35
    300

    30

    25 250

    20

    15
    200

    10

    0
    0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100

    Inside Surface Outside Surface

    Wall Thickness Depth From Inside Surface (%)

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