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Development of A Code in Python Programming Language To Generate Ashby Chart Applied For Materials Selection

This document describes the development of a Python code to generate Ashby charts, which are scatter diagrams used in materials selection. The code was developed to provide a free and open-source alternative to expensive commercial software. It allows users to generate Ashby charts comparing the properties of 75 materials on various property-property diagrams. The results show the charts produced by the code are suitable for materials selection and resemble commercial Ashby diagrams with errors of less than 16%. The code provides engineers with a free tool to help select materials based on their graphical properties.

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Development of A Code in Python Programming Language To Generate Ashby Chart Applied For Materials Selection

This document describes the development of a Python code to generate Ashby charts, which are scatter diagrams used in materials selection. The code was developed to provide a free and open-source alternative to expensive commercial software. It allows users to generate Ashby charts comparing the properties of 75 materials on various property-property diagrams. The results show the charts produced by the code are suitable for materials selection and resemble commercial Ashby diagrams with errors of less than 16%. The code provides engineers with a free tool to help select materials based on their graphical properties.

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Development of a Code in Python

Programming Language to Generate


Ashby Chart Applied for Materials Selection

Víctor Hugo Hidalgo1-2, José Luis Erazo2, Leonardo Chiriboga1,


Esteban Obando1, Mario Granja3, Carlos Díaz3, Esteban Valencia1.
1Departamento de Ingeniera Mecánica, Escuela Politécnica Nacional,
2 Laboratorio de Mecánica Informática, Escuela Politécnica Nacional,

3 Departamento de Materiales, Escuela Politécnica Nacional.

September 2019
 Programming  Design  Simulation
Members

Collaborators
Ensure the integrity
of mechanical
components.

Material Reduce the effects of


Selection in the cavitation- erosion
Turbomachiner phenomenon
y
Reduce maintenance
costs of
turbomachinery
Material
Selection
Methods

Experience

Graphical
Method
Software to  Expensive license costs
apply
Graphical  There is no freedom
Method to study how the
program works.

 There is no freedom
to distribute copies
so you can help
others, among
others
 Free to run
 Free to study and
modify
 Free to distribute
 Free to distribute the
modify versions
Multi Platform
 Windows
 Mac
 Linux

High Level
 Easy Error Detection
 Standardized Syntax
 Shorter Programs

Easy to learn
Methodology:
Database Collection

Development of the
programming code

G.U.I Development
Methodology: Database Collection

75 Different

Materials
Methodology: Development of the Programming Code
Type of Materials

Draw Envelope
Methodology: Ellipse diagram and Envelope

Ellipse Diagram Ref. Points Envelope


Methodology: G.U.I. Development

15 Functions

G.U.I
Results: Ashby Charts
Discussions: CES Edupack 2017 vs Developed Code
Discussions: Young´s Modulus vs Density
Discussions: Mechanical Resistance vs Density
Discussions: Thermal Expansion vs Thermal Conductivity
Conclusions:
In the present study, a Python code was proposed
to generate a scatter diagrams, which are, knows as
Ashby charts. Obtained results shown that the
Ashby charts obtained with the proposed code are
suitable for use in the selection of materials using
the graphical method, due to their great similarity
to the original Ashby diagrams, generally obtaining
errors of less than 16%.
Acknowledgments: The authors gratefully acknowledge
the support provided by Computer Laboratory of the
Escuela Politécnica Nacional for the development of this
study, which is part of the research project PIJ 17-13.
Thank you
for your attention!

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