Indentation Strength
Indentation Strength is a mechanical property that quantifies a material's resistance to localized plastic deformation under a static load applied by an indenter, distinguished from other strength properties by its specific measurement of hardness-related performance in response to controlled penetration.
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Chinese Academy of Sciences
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