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BHTBorderline Hypertensive
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BHTBranch History Table
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BHTBernard l'Hermite Terrestre (French: Land Hermit Crab)
BHTBlunt Head Trauma
BHTBell Helicopter Textron, Inc.
BHTBadminton Horse Trials (UK)
BHTBremer Hafentelematik (Germany)
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BHTBio-Heat Transfer
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BHTBoulogne Hub Terminal (Boulogne, France)
BHTBritish Home Tutors (UK)
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BHTBig Hunky Teen
BHTBuffer Handling Technique
BHTBourgogne Hydro Technologie (French: Burgundy Hydro Technology)
BHTBudway Heritage Trucking
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The most common hardness tests are the Rockwell B hardness test and the Brinell hardness test.
In the rear knuckle system, a work cell approach is used, where the PCRT is combined with a Brinell hardness test. Parts are loaded into the cell, and a carousel moves them to the Brinell test and onto the PCRT test station, which uses a single electronics package to alternately test left and right knuckles.
Unlike the Brinell hardness test, which is mainly concerned with the average pressure under the indenter and maximum contact radius a, Rockwell hardness is determined by the indentation load, relative depth, and indenter geometry.
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