On the Indentation Modulus of Sintered Materials

Miriam Kupková; Martin Kupka

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.586.190

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On the Indentation Modulus of Sintered Materials

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When the depth-sensing (nano)indentation is applied to sintered samples, measured properties, which are expected to represent the material of an individual grain, seem to depend on the overall porosity of the macroscopic sample. To understand such a result, it is assumed that while the nanoindenter penetrates into the surface grain and probes the properties of its material, the grain itself serves as another, larger indenter indenting the rest of sample and probing the properties that represent the bulk of material rather than individual grains. Load vs. displacement curve reflects the synergetic response of these two “indenters” and so it contains information about the sample’s mechanical properties at both microscopic and macroscopic scales. Obtained theoretical results agree qualitatively with the experimental data (the dependence of the indentation modulus on the porosity of sample; the indentation size effect).

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 586)

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190-193

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Miriam Kupková, Martin Kupka

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Depth-Sensing Indentation Testing, Elastic Modulus, Grains, Sintered Materials, Theory

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