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Constitutive Model of Secondary Annealing Behavior of Cu-Cu Joints in Cu/SiO<sub>2</sub> Hybrid Bonding. [PDF]
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Instrumented micro/macroindentation of porosity defects in laser powder bed fusion 316L stainless steel. [PDF]
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Interferometric Examination of Hardness Test Indentations
Nature, 1949BY means of multiple-beam interference methods we are carrying out a systematic examination of the distortions produced on various surfaces by standard diamond hardness indenters, including respectively (1) Vickers pyramid, (2) Rockwell cone, (3) Knoop pyramid, (4) double-cone indenter (devised by P. Grodzinski), using micro- and macro-indenters. Owing
S, TOLANSKY, D G, NICKOLS
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Calculation of Indentation Hardness Based on Indentation Energy
Advanced Materials Research, 2011Comparing advantages and disadvantages of Oliver-Pharr method, microhardness method and indentation energy method, this article propses the improvement of indentation energy method. The improvement of indentation energy method mainly takes the calculation of energy and pile-up and sink-in phenomenon into account.
L. Zhou +4 more
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On two indentation hardness definitions
Surface and Coatings Technology, 2002The difference between the contact area under load and the residual projected area of an indentation after complete unloading has been studied for various materials using finite element and dimensional analyses of cone indentation. The difference in the contact areas gives rise to two hardness values, one based on the contact area under load and ...
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Elastic recovery at hardness indentations
Journal of Materials Science, 1981The mechanics of hardness indentation are considered. On the basis of a cycle in which the loading is elastic-plastic and the unloading (and subsequent reloading) elastic, an expression is derived for the relative depth recovery of the impression as a function of hardness/modulus,H/E. Experimental observations on indented surfaces of selected materials,
B. R. Lawn, V. R. Howes
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