Nanoindentation testing is mostly used under room temperature ambient conditions. The usable range of testing has been increased to high and very high temperatures to study metals and ceramics under these conditions. On the other hand there are many materials, which change properties already around room temperature. This is particularly relevant for low Tg polymers or soft materials in life-science. In order to regulate the temperature of the sample during testing, a carefully designed heating and cooling equipment is required to maintain a low noise level. We present concepts and results of our Heating-Cooling stage, which can be tempered in the range from -40°C to +180°. To control the humidity above and around the sample may also be cru...
One of the primary motivations for development of instrumented indentation was to measure the mechan...
Temperatures from 85 C down to 196 C (liquid nitrogen) were applied to commercially supplied boron ...
Electrospinning is a process that generates nanofibres. Temperature and humidity affect this process...
Nanoindentation is an ideal technique to study local mechanical properties of a wide range of materi...
An instrument capable of performing nanoindentation at temperatures up to 500 °C in inert atmosphere...
Nanoindentation measurement capabilities at elevated temperatures have developed considerably over t...
Abstract Nanoindentation is one of the most widespread methods to measure the mechanical performance...
One of the primary motivations for development of instrumented indentation was to measure the mechan...
One of the primary motivations for development of instrumented indentation was to measure the mechan...
Polymer films for the use of coating or structuring applications for small scale devices are widely ...
In material science, the measurement of mechanical material properties as a function of temperature ...
High temperature nanoindentation is an emerging field with significant advances in instrumentation, ...
Despite active development over the past 15 years, contemporary nanoindentation methods still suffer...
Nanoindentation has become an indispensable method for measuring the mechanical properties of small...
This study investigated the thermal properties of three room temperature curing adhesives containing...
One of the primary motivations for development of instrumented indentation was to measure the mechan...
Temperatures from 85 C down to 196 C (liquid nitrogen) were applied to commercially supplied boron ...
Electrospinning is a process that generates nanofibres. Temperature and humidity affect this process...
Nanoindentation is an ideal technique to study local mechanical properties of a wide range of materi...
An instrument capable of performing nanoindentation at temperatures up to 500 °C in inert atmosphere...
Nanoindentation measurement capabilities at elevated temperatures have developed considerably over t...
Abstract Nanoindentation is one of the most widespread methods to measure the mechanical performance...
One of the primary motivations for development of instrumented indentation was to measure the mechan...
One of the primary motivations for development of instrumented indentation was to measure the mechan...
Polymer films for the use of coating or structuring applications for small scale devices are widely ...
In material science, the measurement of mechanical material properties as a function of temperature ...
High temperature nanoindentation is an emerging field with significant advances in instrumentation, ...
Despite active development over the past 15 years, contemporary nanoindentation methods still suffer...
Nanoindentation has become an indispensable method for measuring the mechanical properties of small...
This study investigated the thermal properties of three room temperature curing adhesives containing...
One of the primary motivations for development of instrumented indentation was to measure the mechan...
Temperatures from 85 C down to 196 C (liquid nitrogen) were applied to commercially supplied boron ...
Electrospinning is a process that generates nanofibres. Temperature and humidity affect this process...