Meyer Law Application for Solving Problems of Surface Plastic Deformation by Spherical Indentation

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A method for determining contact characteristics occurring in spherical indentation depending on the properties of an elastic-plastic material governed by the hardening Hollomon power law is proposed. In this case the empirical Meyer law relating a spherical indentation load with an indentation diameter d is used. Basically, the Meyer law is not related to the mechanical characteristics of the test material. The study used the relations between the strain hardening exponent n and the Meyer law constant obtained by S.I. Bulychev. The effects of «sink-in / pile-up» are considered. It is shown that there is no need to define Meyer law constants. The scope of application of the proposed equations is defined. A comparison of the results obtained with the published results based on the finite element (FE) analysis is given.

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