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Material Class

Compatible with IDEA StatiCa Beta 21.0 - beta
Material base class
Inheritance Hierarchy

Namespace:  IdeaRS.OpenModel.Material
Assembly:  IdeaRS.OpenModel (in IdeaRS.OpenModel.dll) Version: 20.0.1.1 (20.0.1.1)
Syntax
public abstract class Material : OpenElementId

The Material type exposes the following members.

Properties
  NameDescription
Public propertyE
Young's modulus
Public propertyG
Shear modulus
Public propertyId
Element Id
(Inherited from OpenElementId.)
Public propertyIsDefaultMaterial
True if material is default material from the code
Public propertyLoadFromLibrary
Load from library - try override properties from library find material by name
Public propertyName
Name of material
Public propertyOrderInCode
Order of this material in the code
Public propertyPoisson
Poisson's ratio
Public propertySpecificHeat
Specific heat capacity
Public propertyStateOfThermalConductivity
State of thermal conductivity curvature
Public propertyStateOfThermalExpansion
State of thermal expansion curvature
Public propertyStateOfThermalSpecificHeat
State of thermal specific heat curvature
Public propertyStateOfThermalStrain
State of thermal strain curvature
Public propertyStateOfThermalStressStrain
State of thermal specific stress-strain curvature
Public propertyThermalConductivity
Thermal conductivity
Public propertyThermalExpansion
Thermal expansion
Public propertyUnitMass
Unit weight
Public propertyUserThermalConductivityCurvature
User-defined curvature for thermal conductivity curvature { x = Θ[K], y = λc[W/(m K)] }
Public propertyUserThermalExpansionCurvature
User-defined curvature for thermal expansion curvature { x = Θ[K], y = γ[K-1] }
Public propertyUserThermalSpecificHeatCurvature
User-defined curvature for thermal specific heat { x = Θ[K], y = cp[J/(kg K)] }
Public propertyUserThermalStrainCurvature
User-defined curvature for thermal strain curvature { x = Θ[K], y = εc[Δl/l] }
Public propertyUserThermalStressStrainCurvature
User-defined curvature for thermal stress,strain { Temperature = Θ[K], {x = ε[-], y = σ[Pa]}}
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