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Microhardness anisotropy of Bi-2212 crystals
The microhardness of a high quality Bi-2212 crystal, grown by using the temperature gradient method, was measured with the direction of the applied force parallel, and perpendicular to the ( a, b) crystallographic plane. The measurement was carried out using a technique which is capable to monitor b...
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| description | The microhardness of a high quality Bi-2212 crystal, grown by using the temperature gradient method, was measured with the direction of the applied force parallel, and perpendicular to the (
a,
b) crystallographic plane. The measurement was carried out using a technique which is capable to monitor both the applied force, and the displacement of the indenter relative to the sample surface. A maximum force of 10 mN was used, applied in 20 steps in a square root sequence on a diamond pyramid indenter, having a tip radius of 1 μm. From the load–unload cycle, a number of physical parameters of the Bi-2212 phase were deduced: Young's modulus, Poisson's ratio, the yield strength in compression, the elastic recovery rate, and the energy loss during the indentation process. The results show a strong hardness anisotropy between the two directions of the applied force: 3.78 GPa for the applied force perpendicular, and 0.78 GPa for the applied force parallel to the (
a,
b) crystallographic plane. |
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