Introduction to Matereality

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a world of materials


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each with its own reality

many products


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properties that describe reality

tensile

compressive

conductivityfatigue expansion

stress relaxation

material data

viscosity


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web services for material data


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s

neak peek


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a knowledge web


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Knowledge web?

Place where stakeholders share data

data source

end user

end user

end user

data source


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Who are the stakeholders?

my co-workers our contractors

our suppliersme


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Stakeholders:

partners in development

materialsupplier

enduser

CAEvendor


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Webs are collaborative,

co-workerscontractors

suppliers

me


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secure,

knowledge


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and flexible!Webs make efficient data pipelines

my data source

my competitionmy supplier

me

my data source


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creates secure, flexible networks


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Whats inside?

properties for your reality

material data


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Mechanical Data

tensilecompressive

impactfatigue

creepfriction hyperelastic


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Thermal Data

thermal expansionstress relaxation

thermal diffusivity thermal conductivity

heat capacityPVT


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Flow Data

shear viscosity

elongational viscosity

visco-elasticitydie-swell


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accomodates data diversity


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What about content?

What makes the data real for me?


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PertinenceProperties depend on application

Data at conditions comparable with your

reality Self consistent properties

Complete material property collections

Properly identified

valid data


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Traceability

Data source

Where tested

Who tested When tested

Raw data

Test results

models

know where its coming from


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the authoritative source


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Aweb service?

How would you like your data?


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Unformatted?

You prepare it

You judge quality

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0.0 1.0 2.0 3.0 4.0 5.0 6.0True Strain (%)

TrueStress(MPa)

25 C

80C


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or formatted!plots

tables

CAE model coefficients

electronic data output

multiple unit systems

Validated

Ready to use


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serves ready-to-use data


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Benefits

Increased design confidence

Consistent use of data across design

platformReduced time to market

Traceable material data

Diverse property typesSingle license to enterprise solutions


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www.matereality.com

Material properties for acollaborative world

Since 2002


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material (material)(1) : the elements, constituents, or

substances of which something is composedor can be made

(2) : matter that has qualities which give itindividuality and by which it may becategorized

Merriam Webster Collegiate Dictionary

-Date: 1556


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reality (reality)1: the quality or state of being real

2 a (1): a real event, entity, or state of affairs

2 a (2): the totality of real things and events2 b : something that is neither derivative nor

dependent but exists necessarily

-Date: 1550

Merriam Webster Collegiate Dictionary


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matereality (matereality)1: collections of material properties that

realistically represent product behavior

2: material properties used in virtual productdevelopment

-Date: 2002

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