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-====== Supported Materials ======
-Scan&Solve for Grasshopper supports linear isotropic materials. Materials that are "linear" have a proportional relationship between stress and strain. That is, any increase in strain results in a proportional increase in stress, and vice versa.
-**Isotropic** materials possess the same mechanical properties regardless of orientation. Metals, plastics, and ceramics are examples of isotropic materials.
-====== Material Blocks ======
-Scan&Solve for Grasshopper contains four types of Material Blocks. The Material Block contains a List of pre recorded materials which can be used for FEA analysis. There are two Custom Material Blocks for FEA analysis. Lastly, the Thermal Material block contains a list of pre recorded materials which can be used for Thermal analysis.
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-====== Custom Material Blocks ======
-Scan&Solve for Grasshopper has two unique custom blocks, which allows the user to input custom material properties. The Custom Ductile Material block is for materials which exhibit ductile properties, while the Custom Brittle Material Block is for material which exhibit brittle properties.
-**Custom Brittle Material Block** Uses the ColoumbMohr Failure Criterion
-**Custom Ductile Material Block** Uses the VonMises Failure Criterion
-====== Thermal Material Block ======
-Scan&Solve for Grasshopper also have a Thermal Material Block which allows the user to complete a thermal analysis. The Thermal Material Block contain a List of materials which have pre recorded thermal properties.
-Scan&Solve for Grasshopper has a Thermal Material Block which contains a list of materials with pre-recorded thermal properties which can be used for Thermal Analysis.
-====== Materials ======
-Scan&Solve for Grasshopper contains a variety of built-in engineering materials which can be picked from the [[wiki:sns:snsgrasshopper:materialblocks|material block]].  Right-clicking on the material block will pop up a list from which one of the built-in materials may be selected.
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