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Other Techniques in Nanoindentation [PDF]

, 2004
Nanoindentation has proven to be a very versatile method of mechanical testing. It is often considered to be non-destructive in the sense that the indentations are in general, too small to be visible to the naked eye and, for the most part, the test does not impair the structural integrity of the specimen. Compared to the previous chapters, we now turn
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Nanoindentation of biological materials

Nano Today, 2006
Nanoindentation has recently emerged as a powerful tool for measuring nano- and microscale mechanical properties in tissues and other biomaterials. This technique has been used to measure the mechanical properties of microstructural features in bone and teeth, investigate variations in mechanical properties with changes in tissue organization or ...
Lisa A. Pruitt, Donna M. Ebenstein
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Scaling Relationships in Nanoindentation

2002
An interesting fundamental approach to the analysis of load-displacement data is provided by dimensional analysis [1–9]. Consider the indentation of an elastic–plastic specimen with a rigid conical indenter. The mechanical properties of the specimen can be approximated by a uniaxial stress–strain response given by Eqs.
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Surface Step Effects on Nanoindentation

Physical Review Letters, 2001
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P. A. Klein, Jonathan A. Zimmerman, J. C. Hamilton, Stephen M. Foiles, C. L. Kelchner   +4 more
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Nanoindentation Test Standards

2002
The ISO (the International Organization for Standardization) has recently issued a draft international standard ISO 14577 entitled “Metallic materials—Instrumented indentation test for hardness and materials parameters [1].” This draft standard covers depth-sensing indentation testing for indentations in the macro, micro and nano depth ranges and also ...
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Nanoindentation of Human Teeth

2014
Nanoindentation is a relatively new technique used to gain an understanding of the mechanical properties of materials. It involves creating microscopic indents in the material's surface using a pyramidal, diamond tip that applies a small load to the specimen.
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Error Analysis In Nanoindentation

MRS Proceedings, 1994
AbstractThis paper describes the results of an analysis of the errors that can arise during nanoindentation, and their effect on the final results. The sources of errors that have been considered are calibration errors in load, displacement, instrument frame compliance and indenter shape assuming a Berkovich indenter with an error in the included angle,
S. R. J. Saunders, Mark Gee, G. Shafirstein, Stephen Osgerby   +3 more
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Nanoindentation Test Instruments

2002
Interest in nanoindentation has spawned a number of nanoindentation instruments that compete on a world market. Purchasers of such instruments are universities, private and government research organisations, and quality control laboratories. There is particular interest within the semiconductor industry that is concerned with the mechanical properties ...
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Nanoindentation

2014
Nikolaos Michailidis, Konstantinos-Dionysios Bouzakis, Ludger Koenders, Konrad Herrmann   +3 more
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Nanoindentation of Bone

2010
Virginia L. Ferguson, Sara E. Olesiak
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