On-Demand Session: In-Situ SEM Nanomechanics - Innovations and Advances Webinar
Discover recent advances in nanomechanics testing inside a scanning electron microscope
High-Throughput Correlation of Microstructure-Mechanical Property Relationships in Structural Materials
PRESENTATION HIGHLIGHTS:
- [00:00:00] Introduction
- [00:05:12] Aim of the study
- [00:11:50] Fracture toughness of the coating
- [00:15:31] Effect of loading direction
- [00:18:07] In-situ high-temperature fracture tests
- [00:22:54] Effects of void formation
- [00:26:43] Summary
In-Situ Nanomechanics: Innovations and Advances
PRESENTATION HIGHLIGHTS:
- [00:00:31] Hysitron PI89 SEM PicoIndenter overview
- [00:01:19] Nanoscale testing techniques
- [00:01:41] Nanomechanics in extreme environments
- [00:06:55] Nanomechanics using the rotation/tilt stage
- [00:11:34] Correlative microscopy using PI89 Auto
- [00:19:17] Summary
Question and Answer
PRESENTATION HIGHLIGHTS:
- [00:00:00] How was the chromium nitride multilayered sample manufactured?
- [00:00:58] What instrument was used for the high-temperature beam bending? and do you think that high temperature changed the residual stress of the coating resulting in lower fracture toughness?
- [00:02:26] How big of a sample area can you use with the PI89 Auto?
- [00:04:28] Is it possible to do in situ 3-point bending?
- [00:05:31] How is the architectural layer helping for higher fracture toughness?
