NASA NTRS ยท 20110016736
Improved Indentation Test for Measuring Nonlinear Elasticity
Abstract
A cylindrical-punch indentation technique has been developed as a means of measuring the nonlinear elastic responses of materials -- more specifically, for measuring the moduli of elasticity of materials in cases in which these moduli vary with applied loads. This technique offers no advantage for characterizing materials that exhibit purely linear elastic responses (constant moduli of elasticity, independent of applied loads). However, the technique offers a significant advantage for characterizing such important materials as plasma-sprayed thermal-barrier coatings, which, in cyclic loading, exhibit nonlinear elasticity with hysteresis related to compaction and sliding within their microstructures.
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Eldridge, Jeffrey I.. 2004-02-01. Improved Indentation Test for Measuring Nonlinear Elasticity. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20110016736
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