I have some excel files including nanoindentation data such as H(GPa)-Er(GPa)-hc(nm)-Pmax(ｵN)-S(ｵN/nm)-A(nm^2)-hmax(nm) heff(nm).
I use excel and sigmaplot to obtain load-displacement curves but I couldn't, it seems impossible ...
do you know how can I plot these curves from above data? Is there any software to do this?
There is a fitting polynomial for this graph, have a look at the following web
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nanoindentation
You could plot only theoretical (calculated) load-displacement curve (if you have the tip area constants) but not the real one. You need file with raw data with Force and displacement signals. There should be option to extract it somewhere in the software.
This is an excel file which gives you information about various hardness values (consolidated)of the indents. After the test, while analysis you have to collect the file of each indent data and plot it.
Sajad Hussain Deen , can you please explain more about plotting the data, how to do it and what types of plot one can draw using this data.
@sadia batool, Import the files to origin by usinf import, multi ASCII.., In our case we have 9 files from method 1 to method 9. Once these files are imported select the file plot by using the line command. Check two boxes x and y, with depth and load respectively.
Sajad Hussain Deen so you say you can plot load-displacement curve in origin even when there is no load nor displacement signal in file posted by Shokouh Attarilar ?
Did you read the question, discussion and have you looked at the file?
@Grzegorz Cios i am explaining the method. If something has done the nanoindentation tests why wont he/she have the load displacement signal.
I had several time times situation when raw nanoindentation file was corrupted and not readable but the automatically generated report file was ok but in the report file there was no load-displacement data.
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