The Effect of the Size of the Sample on Results of Indentation Tests

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The results of the numerical solution of the problem about interaction between spherical stamp and weakly compressible elastic specimen are investigated. The nonlinear generalization of linear elastic Hencky model is used as a constitutive relation. The results of the indentation problem solution are in good agreement with experimental data. The tests were performed on the kinematical loading fixture. The influence of geometrical parameters of specimen during indentation test on stress strain state and macro response are investigated.

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