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How is Brinell hardness measured?

How is Brinell hardness measured? Correct Answer Using an indentation profile which will be checked in a microscope for indentation diameter

The Brinell hardness measurement is done by checking the diameter of indentation in a low magnification microscope. This is divide by the load applied to get the hardness number.

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