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Shore, n.5 Metallurgy.|ʃɔə(r)|
The name of Albert F. Shore (fl. 1907), U.S. manufacturer, used attrib. with reference to the Scleroscope he invented and to a scale of relative hardness associated with the use of this instrument, as Shore hardness, Shore Scleroscope, Shore test, etc.
1908Iron Age LXXXII. 555 (heading) The Shore Scleroscope. 1908Jrnl. Iron & Steel Inst. LXXVIII. 639 Maurer also gives an account of his investigations on the Shore hardness test. 1924Jeffries & Archer Sci. of Metals i. 21 The Shore numbers are more representative of the yield point than of the tensile strength. 1937R. T. Rolfe Steels for User vi. 110 Thus a Brinell hardness of 131 should be equivalent to a Shore figure of..22, which is the same as the Shore hardness determined. 1967E. Chambers Photolitho-Offset xv. 226 The Shore hardness of the rubber stock should be between 8 to 16. 1979J. Neely Pract. Metall. & Materials of Industry vi. 71/2 Elastic hardness is measured by an instrument called a Shore Scleroscope. |