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Metals and alloys ||Polymers and elastomers ||Ceramics and glasses ||Hybrids: composities, forams, wood, and paper ||Man-made and natural fibers ||
||Low-carbon steel ||ABS ||Brick ||CFRP || ||
||low-alloy steel ||Polyamide, PA ||Stone ||GFRP || ||
||Stainless steel ||Polypropylene, PP ||Concrete ||Sheet molding compound || ||
||Cast iron ||Polyethylene, PE ||Alumina ||Bulk molding compound || ||
||Aluminum alloys ||Polycarbonate, PC ||Soda-lime glass ||Furan-based composites || ||
||Magnesium alloys ||PET ||Borosilicate glass ||rigid polymer foam || ||
||Titanium alloys ||PVC || ||Flexible polymer foam || ||
||Copper alloys ||Polystyrene, PS || ||Softwood, along grain || ||
||Lead alloys ||Polyactide, PLA || ||Softwood, across grain || ||
||Zinc alloys ||PHB || ||Hardwood, along grain || ||
||Nickel-chrome alloys ||Epoxy || ||Hardwood, across grain || ||
||Nickel based super alloys ||Polyester || ||Plywood || ||
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Metals and alloys ''' ||'''Polymers and elastomers ''' ||'''Ceramics and glasses ''' ||'''Hybrids: composities, forams, wood, and paper ''' ||'''Man-made and natural fibers ''' ||
||Low-carbon steel ||ABS ||Brick ||CFRP ||Aramid||
||low-alloy steel ||Polyamide, PA ||Stone ||GFRP ||Carbon||
||Stainless steel ||Polypropylene, PP ||Concrete ||Sheet molding compound ||Glass||
||Cast iron ||Polyethylene, PE ||Alumina ||Bulk molding compound ||Coir||
||Aluminum alloys ||Polycarbonate, PC ||Soda-lime glass ||Furan-based composites ||Cotton||
||Magnesium alloys ||PET ||Borosilicate glass ||Rigid polymer foam ||Flax||
||Titanium alloys ||PVC || ||Flexible polymer foam ||Hemp||
||Copper alloys ||Polystyrene, PS || ||Softwood, along grain ||Jute||
||Lead alloys ||Polyactide, PLA || ||Softwood, across grain ||Kenaf||
||Zinc alloys ||PHB || ||Hardwood, along grain ||Ramie||
||Nickel-chrome alloys ||Epoxy || ||Hardwood, across grain ||Sisal||
||Nickel based super alloys ||Polyester || ||Plywood ||Straw||

Materials

Relevant books, explaining materials and material behaviour, are the books of M.F. Ashby and coauthors [Ashby2005, Ashby2007, Ashby2013]. Ashby et al., in their book about materials and the environment [Ashby2013], included a chapter with an overview of ±50 materials and many physical, not only mechanical, properties of these materials plus design guidelines how to apply these materials, see Figure 1

The ±50 materials in Ashby[Ashby2013]

Metals and alloys

Polymers and elastomers

Ceramics and glasses

Hybrids: composities, forams, wood, and paper

Man-made and natural fibers

Low-carbon steel

ABS

Brick

CFRP

Aramid

low-alloy steel

Polyamide, PA

Stone

GFRP

Carbon

Stainless steel

Polypropylene, PP

Concrete

Sheet molding compound

Glass

Cast iron

Polyethylene, PE

Alumina

Bulk molding compound

Coir

Aluminum alloys

Polycarbonate, PC

Soda-lime glass

Furan-based composites

Cotton

Magnesium alloys

PET

Borosilicate glass

Rigid polymer foam

Flax

Titanium alloys

PVC

Flexible polymer foam

Hemp

Copper alloys

Polystyrene, PS

Softwood, along grain

Jute

Lead alloys

Polyactide, PLA

Softwood, across grain

Kenaf

Zinc alloys

PHB

Hardwood, along grain

Ramie

Nickel-chrome alloys

Epoxy

Hardwood, across grain

Sisal

Nickel based super alloys

Polyester

Plywood

Straw

Silver

Phenolic

Paper and cardboard

Gold

Natural rubber

Butyl rubber, BR

EVA

Polychloroprene, CR

The data categories mentioned in this book are: 1. Mechanical properties,2. Thermal properties,3. Electrical properties,4. Eco properties regarding - material, - processing of the material5. End of life properties and 6. Typical use of the material.Furthermore, this book contains data about how much energy is needed and how much $CO_2$ is generated to produce a kilogram of this material, this is especially useful for design for sustainability.- Material properties- Deformations caused by loads- How to select materialsMaterial parameters can be found here: - Materials and the environment book


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