Mechanical indentation tester designed to control and measure in real time the microhardness process
J. C. Merino, B. Martı́n, J. M. Pastor
Abstract
J. C. Merino, B. Martı́n, J. M. Pastor
Abstract
A microhardness testing instrument that permits the analysis control of the indentation process in real time is described. To illustrate the technique, a time-dependent microhardness experiment on linear low density polyethylene and poly(methyl methacrylate) was studied. Experimental values of the depth of indentation were obtained for the load-on and load-off processes The analysis of the experimental measurements of depth recovery shows a very quick quasi-elastic recovery followed by a delayed recovery which are controlled by two different processes.
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A microhardness testing instrument that permits the analysis control of the indentation process in real time is described. To illustrate the technique, a time-dependent microhardness experiment on linear low density polyethylene and poly(methyl methacrylate) was studied. Experimental values of the depth of indentation were obtained for the load-on and load-off processes The analysis of the experimental measurements of depth recovery shows a very quick quasi-elastic recovery followed by a delayed recovery which are controlled by two different processes.
Key concepts: Indentation, Indentation hardness, Materials science, Knoop hardness test, Composite material, Process (computing), Measure (data warehouse), Computer science