Fracture mechanics: K1C, KC, crack growth and Paris law parameters are presented, with the corresponding graph of crack growth. Monotonic properties are included in conjunction with estimates of missing parameters based on monotonic properties when applicable.
As just one part of the Extended Range, our fracture mechanics data allows vital additional information to be viewed by the engineering world and when combined with the Total Materia database provides the ultimate advanced property tool.
Step 1: Choosing a search option
Suppose that you want to view fracture mechanics data for 1045 (USA / SAE).
Your first step is to choose a search option. The Total Materia search engine performs material searches by designation most efficiently through the Quick Search option.
Step 2: Defining search criteria
Simply enter the designation and select your country / standard.
All you have to do then is to simply click "search" button. In a few seconds the Total Materia search engine will find all materials, which have 1045 (USA / SAE) in their designation.
Step 3: Selecting the subgroup
Total Materia will conveniently show all matching search results in subgroups. You can then simply select the material that interests you and view any of its properties by clicking on the relevant link.
To view fracture mechanics data, click on the link in the subgroup of your choice.
Step 4: Viewing fracture mechanics data
Total Materia will display a range of fracture mechanics data for the material and give you the option to select from a range of conditions by clicking on the drop down menu. Monotonic properties can be viewed along with K1C, KC, crack growth and Paris law parameters. Total Materia uses algorithms to predict fracture mechanics data for any missing values based on its monotonic properties.
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