macduff
Mechanical
- Dec 7, 2003
- 1,255
Good morning,
I notice SW doesn't have 5052 Alloy as the standard out-of-the-box material. The question is why, with all the sheet metal designers and engineers out there?
I need to create and edit a material for 5052 Alloy. I know how to create and edit this, but need someone to help filling in the blanks for values in "Physical Properties"
Value:
Elastic Modulus=
Poissons Ratio=
Shear Modulus=
Thermal Expansion Coeff=
Density=0.097000 lb/in^3 (I have this one)
Thermal Conductivity=
Specific Heat=
Tensile Strength=
Yields Strength=
Thanks for your help,
Macduff![[spin] [spin] [spin]](/data/assets/smilies/spin.gif)
Colin Fitzpatrick
Mechanical Design Engineer
Solidworks 2007 SP 2.2
Dell 390 XP Pro SP 2
nVida Quadro FX 3450/4000
I notice SW doesn't have 5052 Alloy as the standard out-of-the-box material. The question is why, with all the sheet metal designers and engineers out there?
I need to create and edit a material for 5052 Alloy. I know how to create and edit this, but need someone to help filling in the blanks for values in "Physical Properties"
Value:
Elastic Modulus=
Poissons Ratio=
Shear Modulus=
Thermal Expansion Coeff=
Density=0.097000 lb/in^3 (I have this one)
Thermal Conductivity=
Specific Heat=
Tensile Strength=
Yields Strength=
Thanks for your help,
Macduff
![[spin] [spin] [spin]](/data/assets/smilies/spin.gif)
Colin Fitzpatrick
Mechanical Design Engineer
Solidworks 2007 SP 2.2
Dell 390 XP Pro SP 2
nVida Quadro FX 3450/4000