Data Products 2019
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Granta Materials Key benefits A single source for the materials property and process data that you need, from the experts in materials information technology Broad coverage of engineering materials (metals, plastics, composites...) and processes Get data when and where you need it—through a web browser, on your PC desktop, or within your familiar CAD, CAE, or PLM software Cost-effective, multi-user access A complete solution: access and apply reference data alongside managed corporate data Materials experts and engineers need high-quality, up-to-date, and domain-specific data on the properties and processing of metals, plastics, ceramics, and composites. Such data informs critical decisions in design, materials selection and substitution, and meeting environmental regulations. Granta works with leading data providers to maintain an unrivalled catalog of materials reference data. Data hosted in a GRANTA MI™ database can be searched, browsed, and applied either via web apps (left), or within your CAD, CAE, or PLM systems (top-right). The CES Selector™ software (top-left) offers the option to use this data with a range of powerful graphical analysis tools. A comprehensive library MaterialUniverse™—Granta's unique database of engineering, economic, and environmental property profiles for 3,500 materials. Enables like-to-like comparison across the spectrum of material and processing possibilities. Metals—Covering aerospace alloys, steels, creep and fatigue data, boiler and pressure vessel applications, powder metallurgy, and more. Sources include MMPDS, ASME, the German Steel Institute, Japan's NIMS, and TWI. Plastics—Data enabling designers to analyze and compare the properties and processing of plastics and elastomers. Includes M-Base, CAMPUS®, and Prospector® plastics: well-respected spec sheets on tens of thousands of resins. Composites—Composite data from manufacturers and leading research projects including CMH-17, NCAMP, and AGATE, plus Firehole Composites. Simulation—Input data for CAE. JAHM Curve Data and CAMPUS provide temperature-dependent data for metals, ceramics, polymers, and more. Additive Manufacturing—Comprehensive data on hundreds of additive manufacturing machines and compatible materials from the Senvol Database™. Product Risk—Information on the environmental impact of materials and processes, on restricted substance risk, and on supply risk (e.g., critical materials). Medical devices—Authoritative reference data on materials for cardiovascular and orthopaedic devices and on human biological materials.

Data modules listings You can choose the combination of data modules that you need, and access this data within the GRANTA MI or CES Selector software or, via the MI:Materials Gateway, within your CAD, CAE, or PLM system. Data module Description ASM Medical Materials ASME BPV Code CAMPUS Plastics CAMPUS and M-Base Plastics ChemRes CMH-17 Coatings Composites QED / Composite Design Critical Materials ecoinvent Key Materials Indicators ESDU MMDH Firehole Composites Human Biological Materials JAHM Curve Data MaterialUniverse Medical MaterialUniverse MMPDS MI-21 NIMS Creep and Fatigue Powder...