CES Selector 2012 forResearch - SW edit.indd - Granta Design

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CES Selector: • Access advanced materials property data—steels, aerospace alloys, medical materials, composites, plastics... • Perform advanced eco audits • Predict the properties of hybrid materials (such as sandwich panels) and add your own Hybrid Synthesizer models • Access advanced selection tools, e.g., Performance Index Finder • Automatically generate reports and export them to Word or as a PDF CES Constructor: • Add and edit your own materials data, or build completely new research databases • Compare materials you are researching to materials already on the market • Share research data with colleagues Supporting Advanced Teaching and Academic Research CES Selector is powerful PC software that offers graphical analysis of materials data, plus specialist eco design and modeling tools, in support of materials selection and substitution. It is an enhanced version of the software provided with CES EduPack, the leading resource for teaching materials and processes, used at over 800 universities worldwide. CES Selector, designed for industry, can also support advanced teaching (e.g., master’s-level) and academic research. Academic Licenses provide cost-effective access, enabling: Exploration of materials and process data—browse, plot, and compare engineering, cost, and eco data for the full range of engineering materials. Rational selection—choose the right materials and processes for your application. Optimize performance, cost, and environmental properties. Materials replacement and substitution—fi nd replacements for materials that are obsolete or failing to meet performance objectives. Eco design—consider sustainability early in the design process, when changes matter most and cost least. Develop and position materials and structures—visualize property space to guide development of new materials and communicate their benefi ts. Performance indices defi ne the optimal relationship between properties for a given design objective. In CES Selector, the Performance Index Finder (pictured, top) helps you to identify the right index for your design scenario. You can then easily create property charts (pictured, below) to study the tradeoff between different objectives. The Academic License: for advanced teaching Compared to the CES EduPack software for undergraduate teaching, CES Selector includes advanced features, such as the ‘Performance Index Finder’, which makes it quick and easy to specify complex objectives for a selection project. It comes with a range industrial databases providing in-depth property data on metals, plastics, composites, and ceramics. As well as its core materials selection and charting tools, CES Selector comes with two add-on tools: Eco Audit Tool for eco design, and Hybrid Synthesizer (pictured overleaf) for lightweight design. The license also enables students to use CES Selector on industrial projects linked to their advanced courses. www.grantadesign.com

<strong>CES</strong> <strong>Selector</strong>:<br />

• Access advanced<br />

materials property<br />

data—steels,<br />

aerospace alloys,<br />

medical materials,<br />

composites, plastics...<br />

• Perform advanced<br />

eco audits<br />

• Predict the properties<br />

of hybrid materials<br />

(such as sandwich<br />

panels) and add<br />

your own Hybrid<br />

Synthesizer models<br />

• Access advanced<br />

selection tools,<br />

e.g., Performance<br />

Index Finder<br />

• Automatically<br />

generate reports and<br />

export them to Word<br />

or as a PDF<br />

<strong>CES</strong> Constructor:<br />

• Add and <strong>edit</strong> your<br />

own materials data,<br />

or build completely<br />

new research<br />

databases<br />

• Compare materials<br />

you are researching<br />

to materials already<br />

on the market<br />

• Share research data<br />

with colleagues<br />

Supporting Advanced Teaching<br />

and Academic Research<br />

<strong>CES</strong> <strong>Selector</strong> is powerful PC software that offers graphical<br />

analysis of materials data, plus specialist eco design<br />

and modeling tools, in support of materials selection and<br />

substitution.<br />

It is an enhanced version of the software provided with <strong>CES</strong> EduPack, the<br />

leading resource for teaching materials and processes, used at over 800<br />

universities worldwide. <strong>CES</strong> <strong>Selector</strong>, designed for industry, can also support<br />

advanced teaching (e.g., master’s-level) and academic research. Academic<br />

Licenses provide cost-effective access, enabling:<br />

Exploration of materials and process data—browse, plot, and compare<br />

engineering, cost, and eco data for the full range of engineering materials.<br />

Rational selection—choose the right materials and processes for your application.<br />

Optimize performance, cost, and environmental properties.<br />

Materials replacement and substitution—fi nd replacements for materials that<br />

are obsolete or failing to meet performance objectives.<br />

Eco design—consider sustainability early in the design process, when changes<br />

matter most and cost least.<br />

Develop and position materials and structures—visualize property space to<br />

guide development of new materials and communicate their benefi ts.<br />

Performance indices defi ne<br />

the optimal relationship<br />

between properties for a<br />

given design objective.<br />

In <strong>CES</strong> <strong>Selector</strong>, the<br />

Performance Index Finder<br />

(pictured, top) helps you<br />

to identify the right index<br />

for your design scenario.<br />

You can then easily create<br />

property charts (pictured,<br />

below) to study the tradeoff<br />

between different<br />

objectives.<br />

The Academic License: for advanced teaching<br />

Compared to the <strong>CES</strong> EduPack software for undergraduate teaching, <strong>CES</strong> <strong>Selector</strong><br />

includes advanced features, such as the ‘Performance Index Finder’, which<br />

makes it quick and easy to specify complex objectives for a selection project.<br />

It comes with a range industrial databases providing in-depth property data on<br />

metals, plastics, composites, and ceramics. As well as its core materials selection<br />

and charting tools, <strong>CES</strong> <strong>Selector</strong> comes with two add-on tools: Eco Audit Tool for<br />

eco design, and Hybrid Synthesizer (pictured overleaf) for lightweight design. The<br />

license also enables students to use <strong>CES</strong> <strong>Selector</strong> on industrial projects linked to<br />

their advanced courses.<br />

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<strong>CES</strong> <strong>Selector</strong><br />

Industrial data<br />

ASME BPV Code<br />

Materials data for power and<br />

process applications.<br />

CAMPUS Plastics<br />

5,000 plastics grades<br />

measured to comparable<br />

ISO standards.<br />

IDES Plastics<br />

77,000 plastics property<br />

datasheets from 725 suppliers.<br />

MMPDS<br />

Alloy data for aerospace<br />

component design<br />

(previously Mil-Hdbk-5).<br />

ESDU<br />

European design-strength<br />

data on aerospace metallic<br />

materials.<br />

StalhDat SX<br />

Property data for the complete<br />

register of European steels<br />

(the Stahl-Eisen-Liste).<br />

CMH-17<br />

Test data for advanced<br />

composite materials<br />

(formerly Mil-Handbook-17).<br />

Firehole Composites<br />

Data for continuous fi ber<br />

reinforced polymer composites.<br />

Medical MaterialUniverse<br />

MaterialUniverse plus medical<br />

and food grade data.<br />

<strong>CES</strong>-AC-12-1<br />

The Academic Research Licence: for research<br />

The <strong>CES</strong> Academic Research Licence gives greater fl exibility by providing<br />

the <strong>CES</strong> <strong>Selector</strong> software and data described overleaf, together with<br />

<strong>CES</strong> Constructor for database creation and modifi cation.<br />

<strong>CES</strong> Constructor is the database development toolkit for <strong>CES</strong> <strong>Selector</strong>. It<br />

allows you to customize the reference data available within <strong>CES</strong> <strong>Selector</strong> and<br />

to add and <strong>edit</strong> your own data. Some examples of such databases, covering<br />

areas such as amorphous materials, creep properties, and metal foams, are<br />

available via <strong>Granta</strong>’s Teaching Resources Website.<br />

<strong>Granta</strong>’s links with Research and Industry<br />

<strong>Granta</strong> works closely with many internationally-renowned societies and<br />

academic / government research centers. Our collaborations include: providing<br />

access to data from these organizations via the <strong>CES</strong> <strong>Selector</strong> or GRANTA MI<br />

software; helping these institutions to publish their data online; and providing<br />

materials data management tools.<br />

Examples include:<br />

• ASM International (the US society for materials engineers)<br />

• The Welding Institute (TWI), UK<br />

• The National Institute of Materials Science (NIMS), Japan<br />

• The UK National Physical Laboratory (NPL)<br />

<strong>Granta</strong> also works closely with many of the world’s leading engineering<br />

companies. These organizations use <strong>Granta</strong> software and data, and<br />

partcipate in three collaborative projects organized by <strong>Granta</strong>: The Material<br />

Data Management Consortium (MDMC), the Environmental Materials<br />

Information Technology Consortium (EMIT), and the Materials Strategy<br />

Software Consortium.<br />

Example members include: NASA, Boeing, Rolls-Royce, EADS Astrium,<br />

Honeywell, GE, Emerson Electric, TRW Automotive<br />

GRANTA MI materials data management<br />

If your research group or department generates large quantities of materials<br />

data, for example, from materials testing or research analysis, you may be<br />

interested in GRANTA MI, the leading system for materials data management<br />

in engineering enterprises. Contact <strong>Granta</strong> for more information.<br />

More information: www.grantadesign.com<br />

The Hybrid Synthesizer predicts the<br />

performance of hybrid materials and<br />

structures (sandwich panels, foams, lattices,<br />

composites...) and compares them with other<br />

materials. You can investigate the benefi ts of<br />

hybrid materials, support rational materials<br />

design, and demonstrate the benefi ts of new<br />

materials. You can customize the predictions<br />

with your own models.<br />

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