Microindentation Techniques in Materials Science and Engineering: A Symposium Sponsored by ASTM Committee E-4 on Metallography and by the International Metallographic Society, Philadelphia, PA, 15-18 July 1984 |
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Contents
Introduction | 2 |
Indentation of Brittle Materialsdavid b Marshall | 26 |
Characterization of Submicrometre Surface Layers by Indentation | 47 |
Vickers Indentation Curves of Elastoplastic Materials | 72 |
Measurement of Hardness at Indentation Depths as Low | 90 |
Dislocation Aspects of Plastic Flow and Cracking at Indentations | 109 |
Some Cautionary | 129 |
Use of the Indentation Size Effect on Microhardness for Materials | 160 |
Use of the Scanning Electron Microscope in Microhardness Testing | 196 |
Applications of Microindentation Methods in Tribology Research | 209 |
Review of Scratch Test Studies of Abrasion Mechanisms | 227 |
Microindentation Hardness Measurements on Metal Powder | 243 |
Indentation Hardness of SurfaceCoated Materialsolof vingsbo | 257 |
Indentation Test for PolymerFilmCoated Computer Board | 272 |
Knoop Microhardness Testing of Paint Filmswalter w walker | 286 |
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