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CES Aero Selector
Specialist edition for high-performance engineering
CES Aero Selector is a specialist edition of the PC-based software that aids critical decisions relating to materials, processes, and eco design. CES Aero Selector helps engineers and materials experts in high-performance engineering industries.
As its name suggests, a key focus of this product is aerospace, providing data about the alloys, composites, and ceramics designed for use in that industry. But many of these materials also find uses in other applications where reliable mechanical performance or materials innovation are important—examples include wind energy, defense, and nuclear applications.
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Aero Selector components
| CES Selector software | The core CES Selector software provides tools to browse, search, and interact with materials data plus powerful systematic materials and process selection tools. Read about the CES Selector Basic Edition » |
| ALLOY AND COMPOSITE property data | MaterialUniverse—Granta's comprehensive data module providing properties for a complete range of materials and processes—ideal for broad-based comparisons and initial screening during materials selection. MMPDS-04 (formerly Mil-Handbook-5)—the authoritative source of aerospace design allowables for alloys and fasteners. CMH-17 (formerly Mil-Handbook-17)—over 1,000 records of test data for polymer matrix, metal matrix, and ceramic matrix composites. ESDU MMDH (optional)—the preeminent European source of design strength data for metallic materials in aerospace. Firehole Composites—data covering over 300 continuous fiber reinforced polymer composites grades, drawn from manufacturers, leading testing labs, and research institutes. |




