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-====== Supported Materials ======
-Scan&Solve for Grasshopper supports structural materials that are linear isotropic.  Isotropic materials possess the same mechanical properties regardless of orientation.  Linear materials have a proportional relationship between stress and strain.  Metals, plastics, and ceramics are examples of linear isotropic materials.
-====== Structural Material Blocks ======
-Scan&Solve for Grasshopper contains 3 types of structural Material Blocks:
-  * Built-in materials
-  * Custom ductile materials
-  * Custom brittle materials
-===== Built-in 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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-===== Custom Ductile Material ======
-The custom ductile material block allows use of structural materials for which the von Mises failure criterion applies.  Material properties should be entered using the MKS unit system.
-The inputs to the custom ductile block are:
-  * Density
-  * Elastic modulus
-  * Poisson ratio
-  * Yield strength
-===== Custom Brittle Material ======
-The custom brittle material block allows use of structural materials for which the Coulomb-Mohr failure criterion applies.  Material properties should be entered using the MKS unit system.
-The inputs to the custom brittle block are:
-  * Density
-  * Youngs modulus
-  * Poisson ratio
-  * Tensile strength
-  * Compressive strength
-====== 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 provides access to a list of built-in materials with thermal properties.