2003
DOI: 10.1016/s0167-577x(03)00374-4
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A unified aspect of power–law correlations for berkovich hardness testing of ceramics

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“…A decrease of the ratio of plastic to total energy can be a result of an increase of the effective angle of the indenter with increasing indentation depth [3,4]. Furthermore, for two of the tested materials (SiO 2 and TiO 2 ) the parameter b decreases with increasing load [1,2], which might be an indication of an ISE, but can also be a result of a spherical tip or a change of the contact angle with increasing load.…”
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“…A decrease of the ratio of plastic to total energy can be a result of an increase of the effective angle of the indenter with increasing indentation depth [3,4]. Furthermore, for two of the tested materials (SiO 2 and TiO 2 ) the parameter b decreases with increasing load [1,2], which might be an indication of an ISE, but can also be a result of a spherical tip or a change of the contact angle with increasing load.…”
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“…For this purpose, in the following, some remarks are presented. The same symbols and nomenclature of Attaf's papers [1,2] are employed.Theoretical relationships between the energies dissipated during an indentation cycle and the indentation depth (contact depth or residual depth) are given in the literature [3 -5]. Using these papers, the relationships between the various energies and indentation depths given by Attaf can be derived for ideal indenters.…”
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