Definition of indenter in English:

indenter

noun ɪnˈdɛntəˌinˈden(t)ər

A small hard object used for producing an indentation in a solid in an indentation test.
Example sentencesExamples
- The mean pressure between the surface of the indenter and the indentation is equal to the load divided by the projected area of the indentation.
- This number refers to the weight required for a diamond indenter to produce an indentation in the coating.
- Unfortunately, there are no well-defined spherical indenters available for indentation tests at the subcellular level.
- The indenter is joined to a bending beam that measures the force applied by a pair of transducers.
- Such large-scale clinical indenters average the mechanical properties of the biological tissue over a large volume, i.e., over several square millimetres of material.

Definition of indenter in US English:

indenter

nounˌinˈden(t)ər

A small hard object used for producing an indentation in a solid in an indentation test.
Example sentencesExamples
- This number refers to the weight required for a diamond indenter to produce an indentation in the coating.
- Unfortunately, there are no well-defined spherical indenters available for indentation tests at the subcellular level.
- Such large-scale clinical indenters average the mechanical properties of the biological tissue over a large volume, i.e., over several square millimetres of material.
- The indenter is joined to a bending beam that measures the force applied by a pair of transducers.
- The mean pressure between the surface of the indenter and the indentation is equal to the load divided by the projected area of the indentation.

单词	indenter
释义	Definition of indenter in English: indenter noun ɪnˈdɛntəˌinˈden(t)ər A small hard object used for producing an indentation in a solid in an indentation test. Example sentencesExamples The mean pressure between the surface of the indenter and the indentation is equal to the load divided by the projected area of the indentation. This number refers to the weight required for a diamond indenter to produce an indentation in the coating. Unfortunately, there are no well-defined spherical indenters available for indentation tests at the subcellular level. The indenter is joined to a bending beam that measures the force applied by a pair of transducers. Such large-scale clinical indenters average the mechanical properties of the biological tissue over a large volume, i.e., over several square millimetres of material. Definition of indenter in US English: indenter nounˌinˈden(t)ər A small hard object used for producing an indentation in a solid in an indentation test. Example sentencesExamples This number refers to the weight required for a diamond indenter to produce an indentation in the coating. Unfortunately, there are no well-defined spherical indenters available for indentation tests at the subcellular level. Such large-scale clinical indenters average the mechanical properties of the biological tissue over a large volume, i.e., over several square millimetres of material. The indenter is joined to a bending beam that measures the force applied by a pair of transducers. The mean pressure between the surface of the indenter and the indentation is equal to the load divided by the projected area of the indentation.
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