Application of the Nanoindentation Technique in Material Mechanics Test

JIN Qiao-ling, LI Guo-lu, WANG Hai-dou, LIU Jin-na, ZHANG Jian-jun

Surface Technology ›› 2015, Vol. 44 ›› Issue (12) : 127-136.

PDF(6953 KB)
PDF(6953 KB)
Surface Technology ›› 2015, Vol. 44 ›› Issue (12) : 127-136. DOI: 10.16490/j.cnki.issn.1001-3660.2015.12.021
Surface Quality Control and Detection

Application of the Nanoindentation Technique in Material Mechanics Test

  • JIN Qiao-ling1, LI Guo-lu2, ZHANG Jian-jun2, WANG Hai-dou3, LIU Jin-na4
Author information +
History +

Abstract

Nanoscale mechanical testing has attracted increasing attention of researchers in recent years. Nanoindentor is widely used in micro/ nanoscale mechanical testing of material surface due to its high loading and displacement resolution, including hardness, elasticity modulus, plastic strain, combinative strength of film interface and fatigue properties of materials. In this paper, the methods and principles for several kinds of material mechanical property tests using nanoindentation and Nano-impact techniques were reviewed. Then many advanced applications of nanometer indentation technology in material mechanical property testing and its test mechanism were introduced, as well as the application and principle of atomic force microscopy and scanning probe microscopy testing in mechanical testing. Finally, the author put forward several existing problems of nanoindentor, and prospected the development of nanoindentation. It was found that establishment of material fatigue fracture model by nanoindentation technique in combination with the finite element simulation is the inevitable development trend of nanoindentation in mechanical testing.

Key words

nanoscale mechanical testing; nanoindentor; testing principles; mechanical property; fatigue failure

Cite this article

Download Citations
JIN Qiao-ling, LI Guo-lu, WANG Hai-dou, LIU Jin-na, ZHANG Jian-jun. Application of the Nanoindentation Technique in Material Mechanics Test[J]. Surface Technology. 2015, 44(12): 127-136

Funding

Supported by 973 Project (2011CB013405), the National Science Fund for Distinguished Young Scholars (51125023) and Beijing Municipal Natural Science Foundation Major Program (3120001)
PDF(6953 KB)

Accesses

Citation

Detail

Sections
Recommended

/