Evaluating the Microhardness of Samples Based on Binder VST-1210 Cured under Various Conditions as a Method of Testing

Veshkin, E.A.; Postnov, V. I.; Semenychev, V. V.

doi:10.1134/s2075113319010386

Inorg. Mater. Appl. Res.

2019

DOI: 10.1134/s2075113319010386

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Evaluating the Microhardness of Samples Based on Binder VST-1210 Cured under Various Conditions as a Method of Testing

E.A. Veshkin

V. I. Postnov

V. V. Semenychev

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Fast indentation by atomic force microscopy allows the study of structural and physico‐mechanical properties of polymer surfaces. However, the applied load and the choice of the contact point affect the measured surface properties of the inhomogeneous material. The method of tracing the evolution of the surface structure under the load is presented. The stages of loading (tip‐surface contact, penetration into the outer surface layer revealing the internal structure) and unloading (viscoelastic recovery of the surface) are studied. Three polymers (epoxy, polyethylene, and filled rubber), whose internal heterogeneous structure is covered by a soft layer, have been analyzed. The importance of accurate determination of the contact point and the related limitations of static contact models at shallow indentation depths are shown. A dynamic model of nonequilibrium tip‐surface interaction is used to determine the surface energy and elastic modulus of the upper surface layer. The elastic moduli obtained at shallow and deep indentation depths allowed the estimation of the thickness of the layer covering the subsurface structures of the epoxy and the polyethylene. Analysis of the evolution of the filled rubber surface under the load showed the filler distribution in the matrix.

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Evaluating the Microhardness of Samples Based on Binder VST-1210 Cured under Various Conditions as a Method of Testing

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Subsurface AFM Study of Inhomogeneous Polymeric Materials

Subsurface AFM Study of Inhomogeneous Polymeric Materials

Effect of Heat and Moisture Exposure on the Strength Properties of Polymer Composite Materials

Regularities of Changes in Microhardness in the Volume of EDT-69N Binder Cured at Different Temperatures

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