Sample size effect on nanoindentation of micro-/nanostructures
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Abstract
The sample size effect on nanoindentation of micro-/nanostructures was studied by the finite element analysis method. It was found that a significant sample size effect occurs when the sample size is comparable to the indent size. To avoid the sample size effect on mechanical property measurements of micro-/nanostructures, nanoindentation must be done within a certain critical indent size to sample size ratio. The nanoindentation testing criteria for micro-/nanostructures have been established. The indentation deformation behavior of soft and hard micro-/nanostructures is discussed in conjunction with the material properties, sample shape, and three-dimensional geometry length scale.
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OpenAlex topics: Metal and Thin Film Mechanics · Diamond and Carbon-based Materials Research · Force Microscopy Techniques and Applications
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