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Golovin et al., 2016 - Google Patents

Local physicomechanical properties of materials for use in calibration of nanoindentation instruments

Golovin et al., 2016

Document ID
1279892889746709623
Author
Golovin Y
Tyurin A
Aslanyan E
Pirozhkova T
Vorob’Ev M
Publication year
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Measurement Techniques

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Studies of variations in the hardness of representative materials of different classes over broad ranges of loads and depths of indentation are carried out. The usability of these materials is demonstrated and boundaries on the ranges of use of hardness meters …
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