Y. Golovin, V. I. Ivolgin, V. V. Korenkov, N. V. Korenkova, B. Farber
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Improvement in the nanoindentation technique for investigation of the time-dependent material properties
Abstract An improved nanoindentation technique was developed for dynamic investigation of the time-dependent properties of materials under conditions close to real nanocontact interaction during dry friction, abrasive wear, milling, mechanical alloying and so on. For these purposes the duration of the loading- unloading cycle was reduced to 20ms and a nanocontact fatigue test was performed with the number of reloading cycles reaching 103-105.