WO2003010515A1 - Ball indenter utilizing fea solutions for property evaluation - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a ball indentation tester and testing technique being used to measure the material properties when tensile test cannot be applied; welding parts with continuous property variation, brittle materials with unstable crack growth during preparation and test of specimen, and the parts in present structural use. More particularly, indentation test is non-destructive and easily applicable to obtain material properties.
- a new numerical indentation technique is invented by examining the finite element solutions based on the incremental plasticity theory with large geometry change. The load-depth curve from indentation test successfully converts to a stress-strain curve.
- Fig. 1 shows a schematic profile of indentation.
- h t and d t are ideal indentation depth and projected diameter at loaded state
- h p and d p are plastic indentation depth and projected diameter at unloaded state.
- Mean contact pressure p m is defined by p m ⁇ 4P/( ⁇ d 2 ) , where P is the compressive indentation load.
- constraint factor ⁇ which is a function of equivalent plastic strain, is defined as the ratio between mean contact pressure and equivalent stress.
- Equation (6) converts to Eq. (12) by Eq. (11).
- a ⁇ ⁇ ' d
- Fig. 3 shows the calculation process of the material properties by Haggag' s indentation method.
- each repetition of loading and unloading provides one point of stress-strain data points.
- a single indentation test usually picks up total only 6-7 data point.
- the approach also requires prior material constants from extra tensile tests.
- the Haggag' s model for the SSM system adopts the indentation theories of Francis and Tabor established on the experimental observations and some analyses.
- Haggag' s approach requires prior material constants from extra tensile tests, which is one of the shortcomings.
- the present invention provides an automated indentation system for performing a compression test by loading a compressive indentation load (P). Then, an elastic modulus (E), a yield strength ( ⁇ 0 ), and a hardening exponent ( ) are calculated based on measured indentation depth (h t ) and indentation load (P), and unloading slope (S).
- the automated indentation system of the present invention comprises a stepmotor control system (1), measurement instrumentation (2) data acquisition system (3) and control box (4).
- the stepmotor (12) is adopted for precisely controlling a traveling distance and minimizing vibration of motor.
- the measurement instrumentation (2) consists of a load cell (15), a laser displacement sensor (17) for measuring the indentation depth, and a ball indenter (18).
- the data acquisition system (3) includes a signal amplifier for amplifying and filtering signals received from the load cell (15) and laser displacement sensor (17).
- the control box (4) is pre-stored computer programming algorisms for adjusting and controlling moving speed and direction of the stepmotor (12). It also enables to perform calculations and plot the graphs of load-depth curve or strain-stress curves according to the amplified signal data, and store and retrieve the measured signal data, material properties and produced data.
- the stepmotor control system (1) comprises a cylindrical linear actuator having a ball screw (14) and backlash nut (16) for suppressing backlash, a flexible coupling (13) being connected to the ball screw (14) and stepmotor (12) for constraining the rotation and high repeatability.
- the stepmotor control system (1) also enables to control acceleration/deceleration of the stepmotor (12) and regulating velocity with repeatability of 3-5%.
- the load cell (15) is specified based on the performance of finite element simulation of indentation test.
- the indentation load (P) is dependent on the ball size and material properties, and maximum indentation load is under lOOkgf for 1mm indenter.
- the laser displacement sensor for measuring indentation depth is connected parallel to a linear actuator, and measurement range of laser displacement sensor (17) is 4mm and resolution is 0.5 ⁇ m.
- the ball indenter (18) is an integrated spherical indenter being made of tungsten carbide (WC) for precisely measuring an indented depth, and a diameter of indenter tip is 1 mm.
- WC tungsten carbide
- the measured indentation depth (h exp ) contains an additional displacement due to system compliance (h a dd)- Therefore, in order to obtain an accurate indentation depth, the practical indentation depth is compensated by a displacement relationship between the measured indentation depth (h exp ) and an actual indentation depth IFEM) obtained from FEA.
- a computer programming algorism is provided for performing an automated indentation test by loading a compressive indentation load (P), calculating an elastic modulus (E) and a yield strength ( ⁇ 0 ), and a hardening exponent ( ⁇ ) from measured indentation depth (h t ) and indentation load (P), and unloading slope (5), then plotting a stress-strain curve of the indented material.
- the process of computer programming algorism comprises the steps of: inputting data of measured indentation depth (h t ), load (P) and unloading slope (S) from pre-stored data, computing a Young's modulus (E) from unload slope and initially guessed values of n and ⁇ 0 , computing indentation diameters (d) from c 2 equation as many as the number of load and depth data, computing equivalent plastic strains ( ⁇ p ) and equivalent stresses ( ⁇ ) according to the calculated indentation diameters (d), computing values of strain hardening exponent ( ⁇ ) and K from stress-strain relation, computing a yield stress ( ⁇ 0 ) and strain ( ⁇ 0 ), computing updated E, d, c , ⁇ p, ⁇ , n, K, ⁇ 0 and ⁇ 0 until the updated ⁇ 0 and n are converged within the tolerance, and outputting material properties (E, ⁇ 0 , n) and plotting the stress- strain curve.
- E Young's modul
- Fig. 1 illustrates a schematic profile of typical indentation.
- Fig. 2 is a projected indentation diameter at loaded and unloaded states.
- Fig. 3 is a calculation process of the material properties.
- Fig. 4 is a finite element (FE) model for a ball indentation test.
- FE finite element
- Fig. 6 illustrates a plastic strain curves at the new data acquisition point for various strain hardening exponents with the projected contact diameter.
- Fig. 9 is a graph for the constraint factor ty ⁇ against projected contact diameter curve for various values of n.
- Fig. 10 is the generated curves with a constraint factor ⁇ against the projected contact diameter as solid lines
- Fig. 12 is the relationships between c 2 and h t ID for various value of yield strain.
- Fig. 13 is the effect of yield strain on £ o vs. dlD curves.
- Fig. 14(a) and 14(b) are the effect of yield strain on constraint factor ⁇ vs. dlD curves, for the transition and fully plastic region, respectively.
- Fig. 15(a) is the load-depth curves obtained by FEA for a variety of material hardening exponent n with given Young's modulus and yield strain.
- Fig. 16(a) is the variation of k ⁇ with respect to n for various values of E.
- Fig. 16(b) is the extrapolation of k ⁇ with respect to n for various values of E.
- Fig. 17(b) illustrates linear variation of b with ⁇ ln, when a is fixed as 6200.
- Fig. 18 is presently invented computing process of the material properties.
- Figs. 19 and 20 are the strain-stress curves via computing process of the present invention.
- Fig. 21 is an automated indentation system with a stepmotor control system, measurement instrumentation, data acquisition system and control box of the present invention.
- Fig. 22 is a front view of automated indentation system of an embodiment of the present invention.
- Fig. 23 illustrates integrated ball indenters
- Fig. 24 illustrates a controlling box and a display of measured load-depth curve
- Fig. 25 illustrates the experimentally measured P-h curves after correcting h add .
- a finite element (EE) model is provided for a ball indentation test.
- the FE analysis of large deformation is performed by using isotropic elasto-plastic material, which follows the J 2 flow theory.
- the four nodes of axisymmetric elements CAX4 (ABAQUS, 2002) are applied.
- the preliminary analyses are revealed that the eight nodes CAX8 element has a trouble of discontinuous equivalent plastic strain at its mid-node.
- the lower degree of CAX4 shape function is supplemented by placing fine elements with size 0.25% of indenter diameter at the material contact surface.
- MPC Multi-Point Constraints
- the trapezoidal elements are adopted in the transition region near contact surface, and use MPC in the transition region far from the contact surface.
- the FE model of specimen and indenter consist of about 2300 and 630 elements, respectively.
- the contact surfaces are also placed at both material and indenter surfaces. Axisymmetric boundary conditions are imposed on the nodes on axisymmetric axis.
- the indenter moves down to penetrate the material with the bottom fixed.
- the diameter of indenter is 1mm, Young's modulus 650 GPa.
- Indentation theories of Matthews and Hill et al. are based on the deformation theory of plasticity. Although the indentation theory is easier to develop with deformation than with incremental plasticity theory, the two theories produce quite different subindenter deformations.
- the maximum stress occurs at the bottom part of indentation center for deformation theory, while it occurs at the surface part OAd away from indentation center for incremental theory.
- d is the projected contact diameter, which takes the effect of pile-up and sink-in into consideration.
- r is the projected distance from indentation center
- I is the distance from material surface to observation depth
- dlD is the ratio of projected contact diameter to indenter diameter.
- Fig. 6 shows the plastic strain curves at the new data acquisition point for various strain hardening exponents with the projected contact diameter.
- friction coefficient is 0.1, yield strength ⁇ 0 400MPa, Young's modulus E 200GPa.
- the plastic strain curve starts only slightly off the origin, which indicates that plastic deformation takes place even at shallow indentation.
- the plastic strain increases with strain hardening exponent, since material with larger n value deforms more easily.
- the data acquisition point in the prior indentation theory was the contact edge where maximum plastic strain can reach 0.2 under full indentation of hemispheric ball. But as full indentation is impractical, the maximum strain actually achieved is rather smaller than this maximum.
- h actual indentation depth due to pile-up and sink-in
- c is defined as:
- n and K are calculated from the regression of the stress-strain relation of Eq. (18) if the stress corresponding to strain is accurately predicted, and ⁇ 0 is obtained from Eq. (21).
- c 2 is calculated from the ratio of actual indentation depth to nominal indentation depth by its definition in Eq. (16).
- Fig. 7 reveals c 2 is a function of indentation depth unlike the outcome of Matthews and Hill et al. in which c 2 was a constant for a given value of n.
- c starts from the theoretical value 0.5 since elastic deformation is initially dominant. Then c 2 increases with indentation depth as plastic deformation becomes dominant.
- Equation (23) is the regression formula of ⁇ p expressed as a function of d and n.
- Fig. 9 is the constraint factor ⁇ against projected contact diameter curve for various values of n.
- ⁇ increases nonlinearly with dlD.
- plastic deformation becomes dominant after substantial indentation, it shows a linear relation with dlD (Fig. 10).
- ⁇ increases with n, which is consistent with the results of Matthews and Tirupataiah.
- ⁇ keeps slightly decreasing, instead of saturating to a constant value, with indentation depth.
- ⁇ can be given by the following linear expression.
- Fig. 10 The generated curves with the above expression are presented in Fig. 10 as solid lines.
- Equivalent stress (at the new data acquisition point) can be obtained by substituting Vof Eq. (24) into Eq. (6).
- Fig. 12 shows the relationships between the c and hjD for various value of yield strain.
- ⁇ 0 and n as two separate variables for governing the deformation characteristics of indentation in transition and fully plastic region, respectively.
- c 2 of Eq. (22) becomes an integrated function of ⁇ 0 and n as given in Eq. (25).
- the solid lines in Fig. 12 generated with the regression (25) agree well with the FE solutions represented by symbols.
- Fig. 13 shows the effect of yield strain on ⁇ o vs. d/D curves. Equivalent plastic strain also decreases with higher yield strain for given d/D, since the higher yield strain prolongs the initial dominance of elastic deformation and delays plastic deformation. Equation (26) is an integrated regression formula extending Eq. (23) to various values of yield strain.
- Fig. 14 shows the effect of yield strain on constraint factor ⁇ vs. d/D curves.
- Fig. 14(a) and Fig. 14(b) refer to transition and fully plastic region, respectively. While yield strain strongly affects ⁇ vs. d/D curve in transition region, it hardly affects the curve in fully plastic region. For the range of d/D ⁇ 0/15, l/ ⁇ can be given by extending Eq. (24) to varying yield strain as:
- Eq. (28) was originally derived under the assumption of a rigid cylindrical indenter penetrating the elastic plane specimen. That is, a plane indenter with circular cross-section indents into an elastic flat specimen. The concept of effective modulus was then introduced to include the deformation of indenter. Effective modulus, in a strict sense, never justifies the deformable indenter. At the instant of unloading, due to preceding plastic deformation, specimen is not flat but concave with a negative radius of curvature. Thus a correction coefficient is introduced into Eq. (28) so that it has the modified form:
- Fig. 16(a) shows the variation of k ⁇ with respect to n for various values of E. It can be observed that k slightly decreases with increasing n while k is barely affected by E.
- k ⁇ 0.83.
- Fig. 16(b) reveals that k ⁇ converges to 1 when n approaches to 1. In other words, for an elastic material, k ⁇ recovers Pharr's suggested value, 1.
- Fig. 17(a) suggests that E is an increasing function of S/d, and the coefficients of the function can be functions of n.
- Fig. 17(b) shows linear variation of b with ⁇ /n, when a is fixed as 6200. Incorporating this linear relation into (31) gives: r c ⁇ f ⁇ ? ⁇ 2
- the load-depth curves are generated by using FE analyses for indentation depth of 6% of indenter diameter. Then, the load-depth curve is fed into the program to evaluate material properties.
- E Young's modulus
- c 2 , ⁇ p and ⁇ are calculated from Eqs. (25-27) as many as the number of load and depth data. From these, the values of n, K, ⁇ 0 and ⁇ 0 are calculated from stress-strain relation. And then updated E, d, c 2 , ⁇ p , ⁇ , n, K, ⁇ 0 and ⁇ 0 are repeatedly calculated until the updated ⁇ 0 and n are converged within the tolerance.
- Table 3 compares the predicted with real material properties. The average errors are less than 2% for E and ⁇ 0 , and 3% for n. Table 3
- Figs. 19 and 20 compare predicted and real material curves. Solid line is the material curve used for FEA, and symbol is the predicted stress-strain curve. These comparisons for various values of n and ⁇ 0 as shown in the figures more than validate our new approach.
- a new data acquisition point at OAd apart from indentation center is selected. This new point features: i) negligible effect of friction coefficient, ii) quite gentle strain gradient and iii) extended strain range by a factor of five.
- the indentation variables c 2 , ⁇ p and ⁇ were regressed for various material properties from FE solutions of indentation analyses. From these, it reveals that the dominant parameters in indentation test are strain hardening exponent n and yield strain ⁇ o .
- the automated indentation system is comprised of the three parts: a stepmotor control system (1), measurement instrumentation (2), and data acquisition system (3) as shown in Fig. 21.
- Fig. 22 illustrates a schematic drawing of automated indentation system.
- Stepmotor (12) is suitable for applying to a micom of the present invention due to the pulse digital control, high static torque and smooth controlling of revolution speed. Therefore, a stepmotor (AS66AC-H50) is used in this system.
- the stepmotor controller enables to control the acceleration/deceleration and regulate the velocity with repeatability of 3 ⁇ 5%.
- a cylindrical linear actuator consists of a ball screw (14) (BTK 1404C, THK) and backlash nut (16) to suppress backlash.
- a flexible coupling (13) (SOH32C) connects the ball screw (14) and stepmotor for constraining the rotation and high repeatability.
- the measurement instrumentation is comprised of a load cell (15), laser displacement sensor (17) for measuring the indentation depth, and ball indenter (18).
- the load cells (15) with 200 kgf and 20kgf of the maximum load are used and interchangeable.
- the load cell with 20kgf is used for measuring material property of rubber.
- the laser displacement sensor (model Z4M-N30V,OMRON) is used for measuring the indentation depth.
- the maximum movement (traveling distance) of laser displacement sensor (17) is 4mm and resolution is 0.5 ⁇ m.
- the laser displacement sensor (17) is connected parallel to the linear actuator. The connecting socket lessens the additional compliance of system.
- an integrated spherical indenter made of tungsten carbide (WC) is used for precisely measuring the indented depth.
- the Data Acquisition System (3) and Control Box (4) are shown in Fig 21.
- the signals from the load cell (15) and laser displacement sensor (17) are amplified and filtered by signal amplifier.
- the amplified signal is graphed and stored in a file through PC program.
- the Data acquisition system (3) and motor controller (1) consist of a notebook PC and a control box (4) integrated for portability of indentation system.
- the stepmotor (12) can be controlled with PC program as shown in Fig. 24.
- the moving speed and direction of the stepmotor (12) are also able to be adjusted by the control box (4).
- the control box (4) and program displayed on a window in PC enable to control the stepmotor (12) and perform the graphing and storing data of load-depth curve and material properties.
- indentation system dimensions are H489xW220xD220 mm.
- the diameter of indenter tip is 1 mm.
- the indentation depth is measured by the laser displacement sensor which is non-contact optical instrument.
- the indentation load is determined by indenter tip diameter and specimen material properties. If the obtained indentation depth from the FEA is a net displacement of indenter tip, the measured depth by the laser displacement sensor includes the compressed displacement between the indenter tip and the head part of the fixed laser displacement sensor.
- Fig. 25 shows P-h curves from the FEA and tests.
- the FEA adopted the material properties obtained from tensile test of the same material.
- the indentation load is controlled so that the maximum load of FEA and experiment are identical.
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