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Comparison of hardness and Young’s modulus by single indentation and multiple unloading indentation

  • Kirsten I. Schiffmann EMAIL logo und Rolf L. A. Küster
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International Journal of Materials Research
Aus der Zeitschrift International Journal of Materials Research Band 95 Heft 5

Abstract

Multiple partial unloading indentation is a useful technique for depth-dependent nanoindentation yielding up to 20 hardness and modulus values of different depth with one single measurement. A comparison between multiple partial unloading indentation and conventional single unloading technique is presented. A representative selection of materials (sapphire, TiN, DLC, tool steel, Ti alloy and aluminium) has been tested and it is found that both methods give comparable results. Soft materials as Al or Ti show certain deviations of about + 11 ± 4% in hardness and + 3.1 ± 1.2% for the modulus. For all other materials, the difference is + 2.2 ± 1.0% for the hardness and –2.1 ± 2.2% for the modulus. Possible reasons for these small systematic deviations will be discussed.

Keywords: Nanoindentation; Multiple partial unloading; Single unloading; Hardness; Young’s modulus
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Received: 2003-11-02
Accepted: 2004-02-28
Published Online: 2022-02-01

© 2004 Carl Hanser Verlag, München

Artikel in diesem Heft

  1. Frontmatter
  2. Editorial
  3. Challenges and interesting observations associated with feedback-controlled nanoindentation
  4. Nanoscratching on surfaces: the relationships between lateral force, normal force and normal displacement
  5. Nano-scratch testing on thin diamond-like carbon coatings for microactuators: friction, wear and elastic-plastic deformation
  6. Comparison of hardness and Young’s modulus by single indentation and multiple unloading indentation
  7. Nanomechanical characterization of Ti-base nanostructure-dendrite composite
  8. Surface topography and nanomechanical/tribological behaviour of ultrathin nitride films on silicon
  9. Viscosity of glass at high contact pressure during indentation experiments
  10. Dynamic indentation measurements on amorphous materials
  11. Technique for measuring the residual strain in strained Si/SiGe MOSFET structures using Raman spectroscopy
  12. Partial atomic volumes of early transition metals in A10 metal-based solid solutions
  13. Effects of an external electric field applied during the solution heat treatment of the Al-Mg-Si-Cu alloy AA6111
  14. Fatigue crack propagation in pseudoelastic TiNi smart microcomponents
  15. Microstructure evolution in immiscible alloys during rapid directional solidification
  16. The creep performance of a sand-cast Mg–2.8 Nd–0.8 Zn–0.5 Zr–0.3 Gd alloy at 241 to 262°C
  17. Punch-shear tests and size effects for evaluating the shear strength of machinable ceramics
  18. Study of Ti–Si in situ composite processing by multi-stage eutectic solidification
  19. Twin-roll cast Al–Mg –Si sheet for automotive applications
  20. Thermodynamics and surface properties of Fe–V and Fe–Ti liquid alloys
  21. Personal/ Personelles
  22. Press/ Presse
  23. Books/Bücher
  24. Conferences / Konferenzen
  25. Frontmatter
  26. Editorial
  27. Editorial
  28. Articles Basic
  29. Challenges and interesting observations associated with feedback-controlled nanoindentation
  30. Nanoscratching on surfaces: the relationships between lateral force, normal force and normal displacement
  31. Nano-scratch testing on thin diamond-like carbon coatings for microactuators: friction, wear and elastic-plastic deformation
  32. Comparison of hardness and Young’s modulus by single indentation and multiple unloading indentation
  33. Nanomechanical characterization of Ti-base nanostructure-dendrite composite
  34. Surface topography and nanomechanical/tribological behaviour of ultrathin nitride films on silicon
  35. Viscosity of glass at high contact pressure during indentation experiments
  36. Dynamic indentation measurements on amorphous materials
  37. Technique for measuring the residual strain in strained Si/SiGe MOSFET structures using Raman spectroscopy
  38. Partial atomic volumes of early transition metals in A10 metal-based solid solutions
  39. Effects of an external electric field applied during the solution heat treatment of the Al-Mg-Si-Cu alloy AA6111
  40. Fatigue crack propagation in pseudoelastic TiNi smart microcomponents
  41. Microstructure evolution in immiscible alloys during rapid directional solidification
  42. The creep performance of a sand-cast Mg–2.8 Nd–0.8 Zn–0.5 Zr–0.3 Gd alloy at 241 to 262°C
  43. Articles Applied
  44. Punch-shear tests and size effects for evaluating the shear strength of machinable ceramics
  45. Study of Ti–Si in situ composite processing by multi-stage eutectic solidification
  46. Twin-roll cast Al–Mg –Si sheet for automotive applications
  47. Thermodynamics and surface properties of Fe–V and Fe–Ti liquid alloys
  48. Notifications/Mitteilungen
  49. Personal/ Personelles
  50. Books/Bücher
  51. Press/ Presse
  52. Conferences / Konferenzen
https://doi.org/10.1515/ijmr-2004-0067
Schlagwörter für diesen Artikel
Nanoindentation; Multiple partial unloading; Single unloading; Hardness; Young’s modulus

Artikel in diesem Heft

  1. Frontmatter
  2. Editorial
  3. Challenges and interesting observations associated with feedback-controlled nanoindentation
  4. Nanoscratching on surfaces: the relationships between lateral force, normal force and normal displacement
  5. Nano-scratch testing on thin diamond-like carbon coatings for microactuators: friction, wear and elastic-plastic deformation
  6. Comparison of hardness and Young’s modulus by single indentation and multiple unloading indentation
  7. Nanomechanical characterization of Ti-base nanostructure-dendrite composite
  8. Surface topography and nanomechanical/tribological behaviour of ultrathin nitride films on silicon
  9. Viscosity of glass at high contact pressure during indentation experiments
  10. Dynamic indentation measurements on amorphous materials
  11. Technique for measuring the residual strain in strained Si/SiGe MOSFET structures using Raman spectroscopy
  12. Partial atomic volumes of early transition metals in A10 metal-based solid solutions
  13. Effects of an external electric field applied during the solution heat treatment of the Al-Mg-Si-Cu alloy AA6111
  14. Fatigue crack propagation in pseudoelastic TiNi smart microcomponents
  15. Microstructure evolution in immiscible alloys during rapid directional solidification
  16. The creep performance of a sand-cast Mg–2.8 Nd–0.8 Zn–0.5 Zr–0.3 Gd alloy at 241 to 262°C
  17. Punch-shear tests and size effects for evaluating the shear strength of machinable ceramics
  18. Study of Ti–Si in situ composite processing by multi-stage eutectic solidification
  19. Twin-roll cast Al–Mg –Si sheet for automotive applications
  20. Thermodynamics and surface properties of Fe–V and Fe–Ti liquid alloys
  21. Personal/ Personelles
  22. Press/ Presse
  23. Books/Bücher
  24. Conferences / Konferenzen
  25. Frontmatter
  26. Editorial
  27. Editorial
  28. Articles Basic
  29. Challenges and interesting observations associated with feedback-controlled nanoindentation
  30. Nanoscratching on surfaces: the relationships between lateral force, normal force and normal displacement
  31. Nano-scratch testing on thin diamond-like carbon coatings for microactuators: friction, wear and elastic-plastic deformation
  32. Comparison of hardness and Young’s modulus by single indentation and multiple unloading indentation
  33. Nanomechanical characterization of Ti-base nanostructure-dendrite composite
  34. Surface topography and nanomechanical/tribological behaviour of ultrathin nitride films on silicon
  35. Viscosity of glass at high contact pressure during indentation experiments
  36. Dynamic indentation measurements on amorphous materials
  37. Technique for measuring the residual strain in strained Si/SiGe MOSFET structures using Raman spectroscopy
  38. Partial atomic volumes of early transition metals in A10 metal-based solid solutions
  39. Effects of an external electric field applied during the solution heat treatment of the Al-Mg-Si-Cu alloy AA6111
  40. Fatigue crack propagation in pseudoelastic TiNi smart microcomponents
  41. Microstructure evolution in immiscible alloys during rapid directional solidification
  42. The creep performance of a sand-cast Mg–2.8 Nd–0.8 Zn–0.5 Zr–0.3 Gd alloy at 241 to 262°C
  43. Articles Applied
  44. Punch-shear tests and size effects for evaluating the shear strength of machinable ceramics
  45. Study of Ti–Si in situ composite processing by multi-stage eutectic solidification
  46. Twin-roll cast Al–Mg –Si sheet for automotive applications
  47. Thermodynamics and surface properties of Fe–V and Fe–Ti liquid alloys
  48. Notifications/Mitteilungen
  49. Personal/ Personelles
  50. Books/Bücher
  51. Press/ Presse
  52. Conferences / Konferenzen
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