Measuring Plastic Properties from Sharp Nanoindentation: A Finite-Element Study on the Uniqueness of Inverse Solutions - Crimson Publishers
Measuring Plastic Properties from Sharp Nanoindentation: A Finite-Element Study on the Uniqueness of Inverse Solutions by Fabian Pöhl* in Crimson Publishers: Peer Reviewed Material Science Journals
Nanoindentation is a non-destructive and simple method to measure important mechanical properties of materials. According to the analysis of Oliver and Pharr e.g. Young's modulus and hardness can determine directly from a measured load-displacement curve [1]. Indirectly the loaddisplacement curve contains the whole stress-strain behavior of the material although it is not directly accessible [2]. Thus the determination of the stress-strain curve from a given load-displacement curve leads to an inverse problem. Several approaches and methods have been developed in order to solve the inverse indentation problem. On the one hand there are approaches based on dimensional analysis [3-7].
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