Viscoelastic effects during unloading in depth-sensing indentation

Depth - sensing instrumented indentation with dual sharp

57 A methodology for interpreting instrumented sharp indentation with dual sharp indenters with different tip apex 58 angles is presented by recourse to computational modeling within the context of finite element analysis. The forward 59 problem predicts an indentation response from a given set of elasto-plastic properties, whereas the reverse analysis 60 seeks to extract elasto-plastic propert...

Depth-sensing instrumented indentation with dual sharp indenters

A methodology for interpreting instrumented sharp indentation with dual sharp indenters with different tip apex angles is presented by recourse to computational modeling within the context of finite element analysis. The forward problem predicts an indentation response from a given set of elasto-plastic properties, whereas the reverse analysis seeks to extract elasto-plastic properties from dep...

Inference of Mechanical Properties from Instrumented Depth Sensing Indentation at Tiny Loads and Indentation Depths

Different hardness measures as Vickers, Brinell and Meyer hardness are discussed with respect to their physical interpretation. Meyer hardness is found to be best suited as a measure of plastic properties. The outline of a depth sensing nanoindentation experiment is described, and particular emphasis is given to the correct deduction of the contact area from indenter penetration data. Experimen...

Indentation Analysis of Fractional Viscoelastic Solids

Indentation Analysis of Biphasic Viscoelastic Hydrogels.

Mechanical properties of soft biological materials are dependent on the responses of the two phases of which they are comprised: the solid matrix and interstitial fluid. Indentation techniques are commonly used to measure properties of such materials, but comparisons between different experimental and analytical techniques can be difficult. Most models relating load and time during spherical in...