2011
DOI: 10.1155/2011/539252
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Analysis of the Indentation Size Effect in the Microhardness Measurements inB6O

Abstract: The Vickers microhardness measurements of boron suboxide (B6O) ceramics prepared by uniaxial hot-pressing was investigated at indentation test loads in the range from 0.10 to 2.0 kgf. Results from the investigation indicate that the measured microhardness exhibits an indentation load dependence. Based on the results, we present a comprehensive model intercomparison study of indentation size effects (ISEs) in the microhardness measurements of hot-pressed B6O discussed using existing models, that is, the classic… Show more

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“…As expected, maximum scattering, typically 7-8% of the hardness value, occurred in the fracture-prone unreinforced Al 2 O3 and is particularly prevalent at the lower load ranges. As recommended 3,20 , in order to alleviate variance, each of the plotted data points is an average of at least 5 measurements. The typical conditions of the indents measured are presented in the SEM images in Fig.…”
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“…As expected, maximum scattering, typically 7-8% of the hardness value, occurred in the fracture-prone unreinforced Al 2 O3 and is particularly prevalent at the lower load ranges. As recommended 3,20 , in order to alleviate variance, each of the plotted data points is an average of at least 5 measurements. The typical conditions of the indents measured are presented in the SEM images in Fig.…”
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“…Whilst a number of comparative studies conducted on several single-crystal and polycrystalline ceramics have remained inconclusive as to the ascendancy of each model 6,12,13,16,17,18,19,20 speculations concerning the cause of the ISE and the physical meaning associated with the "true hardness" have been widespread.…”
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“…The parameter c 2 is the measure of the load-independent microhardness (plastic properties). The ratio a 1 /a 2 or c 1 /c 2 may be treated approximately as a measure of the residual stress due to machining and polishing [11,20]. Hays and Kendall proposed that there exists a minimum load W (N) necessary to initiate plastic deformation and below which only elastic deformation occurs.…”
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“…Via finite element simulations, the pile-up on accuracy of sharp indentation test was demonstrated [4]. The Vickers microhardness of boron suboxide ceramics was measured via indentation [5]. The microindentation for human tooth enamel and dentine was performed [6].…”
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