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Title: | Nanoindentation study of nanocrystalline nickel | Authors: | Jayaganthan, R. Mohankumar, K. Tay, A.A.O. |
Keywords: | Mechanical behavior Nanocrystalline nickel Nanoindentation |
Issue Date: | Apr-2005 | Citation: | Jayaganthan, R., Mohankumar, K., Tay, A.A.O. (2005-04). Nanoindentation study of nanocrystalline nickel. International Journal of Nanoscience 4 (2) : 197-205. ScholarBank@NUS Repository. https://doi.org/10.1142/S0219581X05003048 | Abstract: | The mechanical properties of nanocrystalline (Nc) Ni (electrodeposited, sintered, rolled) and microcrystalline (Mc) Ni were investigated by nanoindentation technique. Force-displacement curves generated during loading and unloading of the nanoindenter tip (Berkovich diamond tip) were used to determine the hardness and elastic properties of the Nc-nickel. The influence of loading rate on the hardness of electrodeposited Nc-Ni and microcrystalline (Mc) Ni were studied in the present work. The electrodeposited Nc-nickel exhibits higher hardness and elastic modulus when compared to sintered Nc-nickel. The higher modulus of elasticity is observed for the rolled Nc-nickel due to the increased defect density and less porosity in the samples. The higher modulus of elasticity is observed for Mc-nickel when compared to that of Nc-nickel (electrodeposited) with varying load rate. The strain rate sensitivity of Nc-nickel is due to the grain boundary affected zone. © World Scientific Publishing Company. | Source Title: | International Journal of Nanoscience | URI: | http://scholarbank.nus.edu.sg/handle/10635/60862 | ISSN: | 0219581X | DOI: | 10.1142/S0219581X05003048 |
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