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Interpreting Material Properties in Engineering Data

    • Faryal
      Subscriber

      I am unable to interpret  the properties i find on matweb and other resources to the engineering data of ANSYS. In matweb fatigue strength is given, elongation at break is given, elongation at yield is given but in ANSYS there is no elongation in yield and because of the lack of properties in the Engineering Data the stress strain graph i am getting is not the same as the theoretical.

    • Rob
      Forum Moderator

      Isn't that covered in one of Poisson Ratio & Young's Modulus? I'm a fluids specialist, so just have to worry about material thermal properties most of the time. 

    • Faryal
      Subscriber

      It doesn't give me a conventional stress strain graph that becomes non linear when elastic limit is reached. When i added the plastic property of yield strength then it does become nonlinear at some point but it doesnt resembles the PLA graph that is in literature. In ANSYS the names of properties are different than the ones i get on datasheets.

    • peteroznewman
      Subscriber

       You should get your Engineering Data from CampusPlastics.com


      Here is a relevant post.


       Here is a related post.

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