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hardness Vickers and stress

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191178

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Hallo everybody,
I have one question: if i know the Vickers hardness of material, how can i find the relation with stress and strain?
thanks for advice
 
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You can't.
What you can do is estimate the ultimate tensile strength of the material from a number of reference tables.
 
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