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English: Materials selection, or "Ashby chart", created using the CES Selector software [1]. The plot shows Young's modules v density for a representative sample of around 100 materials. The larger coloured "bubbles" identify families of materials - such as plastics, metals, ceramics...
Date 8 October 2007 (original upload date)
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  • 2007-10-08 08:30 Swarde 750×577× (115065 bytes) Materials selection, or "Ashby chart", created using the CES Selector software. The plot shows Young's modules v density for a representative sample of around 100 materials. The larger coloured "bubbles" identify families of materials - such as plastics,

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