Temperature Influence on Microindentation Data of a Viscoelastic Material

Jiří Minster; Vlastimil Králík; Jiří Němeček

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.586.206

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Temperature Influence on Microindentation Data of a Viscoelastic Material

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This paper aims to apply time-temperature superposition to short-term microindentation data measured at different temperatures, and to compare the viscoelastic compliance master curve that is found with data derived earlier from standard macro creep measurements in pressure. Using a sharp standard Berkovich indenter a successful application of this geometry in characterizing time-dependent mechanical properties of viscoelastic materials is confirmed.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 586)

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206-209

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September 2013

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Jiří Minster, Vlastimil Králík, Jiří Němeček

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Microindentation, Time-Temperature Superposition, Viscoelastic Compliance

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