Aerospace Edition
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Materials & Processes (Levels 1-2) | |
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The Elements | |
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Aerospace (Level 3), MMPDS, MIL-HDBK-17 |
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The CES EduPack Aerospace Edition provides all of the features and data included in the Standard Edition with the addition (at Level 3) of two outstanding specialist reference data sources which allow selection projects to be carried out on material properties at user-specified temperatures.
Key Features
Software for browsing, searching, and selecting materials, and the Eco Audit Tool. Access to the Hybrid Synthesizer (an easy-to-use predictive tool that helps students investigate the effects of using hybrid materials and structures) to explore composite materials for use in high performance applications
Teaching resources—access to the Granta Teaching Resources website, with resources aimed to support teaching on aerospace courses
Your choice of instructor's textbook:
Materials: Engineering,
Science, Processing, and Design or Materials
Selection in Mechanical Design
Information resources—three levels of the general Materials and Processes Database, plus science notes and the Elements database. The Materials and Processes database at Level 3 contains information on over 3,900 materials, including virtually all types of structural engineering material, and 230 processes. In addition, the Aerospace addition gives access to aerospace design data.
MMPDS
- Formerly known as MIL-HDBK-5, this is a comprehensive, industrial aerospace data module
- >2,000 records of statistically-derived design data for aerospace alloys
- Information on the temperature dependence of mechanical properties, fatigue curves, and corrosion rankings
- Contains a complete fastener database comprising over 1,000 sheet metal/fastener combinations
- More information in the industrial section of this website »
MIL-HDBK-17 / CMH-17
- The MIL-HDBK-17 composite data has been renamed CMH-17 for industrial users
- Contains > 1,000 records of test data polymer matrix, metal matrix, and ceramic matrix composites. It has been developed in a similar manner to the MMPDS data.
- More information in the industrial section of this website »
Sample Content
Using a material property chart to visulize thermal expansion of materials in the MMPDS data module