Nanomechanical properties of rough surfaces
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Resumo: | The nanoindentation technique allows the determination of mechanical properties at nanometric scale. Hardness (H) and elastic modulus (E) profiles are usually determined by using the Oliver-Pharr method from the load/unload curves. This approach is valid only for flat surfaces, or at least, when a very low degree of asperity is present (lower than 30 nm). The basic statement is the determination of the zero tip-surface contact point. If a rough surface is present, errors can occur in determining this contact point and, as a consequence, the surface hardness and elastic modulus profiles are drastically altered resulting in under evaluated values. Surfaces with different roughness were produced by controlled nitrogen glow discharge process on titanium. The changed nitriding parameters were different N2/H2 atmospheres and temperatures (600 °C-900 °C). The most correct H and E profiles were obtained by using the contact stiffness analysis method, proposed here, that overcomes the surface roughness. The obtained results were compared with available literature data. |
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Nanomechanical properties of rough surfaces |
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Nanomechanical properties of rough surfaces |
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Nanomechanical properties of rough surfaces Souza,Gelson Biscaia de nanoindentation roughness nitriding titanium |
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Nanomechanical properties of rough surfaces |
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Nanomechanical properties of rough surfaces |
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Nanomechanical properties of rough surfaces |
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Nanomechanical properties of rough surfaces |
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Nanomechanical properties of rough surfaces |
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Souza,Gelson Biscaia de |
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Souza,Gelson Biscaia de Foerster,Carlos Eugênio Silva,Silvio Luiz Rutz da Lepienski,Carlos Maurício |
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Foerster,Carlos Eugênio Silva,Silvio Luiz Rutz da Lepienski,Carlos Maurício |
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Souza,Gelson Biscaia de Foerster,Carlos Eugênio Silva,Silvio Luiz Rutz da Lepienski,Carlos Maurício |
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nanoindentation roughness nitriding titanium |
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nanoindentation roughness nitriding titanium |
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The nanoindentation technique allows the determination of mechanical properties at nanometric scale. Hardness (H) and elastic modulus (E) profiles are usually determined by using the Oliver-Pharr method from the load/unload curves. This approach is valid only for flat surfaces, or at least, when a very low degree of asperity is present (lower than 30 nm). The basic statement is the determination of the zero tip-surface contact point. If a rough surface is present, errors can occur in determining this contact point and, as a consequence, the surface hardness and elastic modulus profiles are drastically altered resulting in under evaluated values. Surfaces with different roughness were produced by controlled nitrogen glow discharge process on titanium. The changed nitriding parameters were different N2/H2 atmospheres and temperatures (600 °C-900 °C). The most correct H and E profiles were obtained by using the contact stiffness analysis method, proposed here, that overcomes the surface roughness. The obtained results were compared with available literature data. |
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