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Materials characterization and classification on the basis of materials pile-up surrounding the indentation

Das et al., 2005

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6960671277308652548
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Das G
Ghosh S
Ghosh S
Ghosh R
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Materials Science and Engineering: A

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The ball indentation technique (BIT) has been used to classify various engineering materials on the basis of observed pile-up/sink-in in materials, surrounding the indentation. In respect of revealed pile-up, viz., prominent, moderate and negligible, the materials could be …
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