Hardness of solid solutions is known to decrease with increasing the W content Therefore another contribution to the decrease of hardness in GPS 2 could come from the larger fraction of TiB 2 shell with respect to TiB 2 core The Young s modulus of GPS 2 was higher than HP which could be due to a more efficient elimination of residual low
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Get PriceMechanical Properties Elastic Modulus Hardness Viscoelasticity Fracture Toughness Traditionally mechanical properties were determined from a stress strain curve generated by an applied load but nanoindentation has proved to be much more advanced providing multiple properties such as hardness modulus from a single test in less than a second
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Get PriceIn contrast the hardness difference in austenite may be attributed to the effect of solid solution hardening due to the Cu being an austenite stabilizer According to Rodríguez et al [ 28 ] the hardness values obtained from the nano indentation test were linearly proportional to YS obtained from tensile tests and the proportional constants
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