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Time-Dependent Nanoindentation
2004In general, materials can resist deformation in a solid-like or viscous-like manner. Solid-like materials store energy under deformation, and upon removal of stress, returns to its original state. Viscous materials dissipate energy during deformation and upon removal of stress, remains in its deformed state.
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Journal of Physics D: Applied Physics, 2005
A range of mechanical properties of a coating/substrate system may be obtained using indentation tests, and with the emergence of continuously recording indentation testing with nanometre penetration (often called nanoindentation) the mechanical properties of very thin coatings (
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A range of mechanical properties of a coating/substrate system may be obtained using indentation tests, and with the emergence of continuously recording indentation testing with nanometre penetration (often called nanoindentation) the mechanical properties of very thin coatings (
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High strain rate nanoindentation testing: Recent advancements, challenges and opportunities
Current Opinion in Solid State and Materials Science, 2023G M Pharr
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Applications of Nanoindentation
2004Nanoindentation finds a wide application. The test results provide information on the elastic modulus, hardness, strain-hardening, cracking, phase transformations, creep, fracture toughness, and energy absorption. Since the scale of deformation is very small, the technique is applicable to thin surface films and surface modified layers.
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High temperature nanoindentation: The state of the art and future challenges
Current Opinion in Solid State and Materials Science, 2015J M Wheeler +2 more
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