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Machine Design I:: Static and Fatigue Failure

The document discusses Ashby plots, which are charts developed by Michael Ashby to aid in material selection based on the relationship between two material properties across different materials. It provides examples of Ashby plots for modulus of elasticity vs. density and strength vs. density. While Ashby plots are useful, other factors like operating environment, cost, and manufacturability must also be considered for material selection. It concludes with a case study on the design considerations for a total hip replacement implant.

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Machine Design I:: Static and Fatigue Failure

The document discusses Ashby plots, which are charts developed by Michael Ashby to aid in material selection based on the relationship between two material properties across different materials. It provides examples of Ashby plots for modulus of elasticity vs. density and strength vs. density. While Ashby plots are useful, other factors like operating environment, cost, and manufacturability must also be considered for material selection. It concludes with a case study on the design considerations for a total hip replacement implant.

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Machine Design I:

Static and Fatigue Failure


Module 6: Ashby Plots
Kathryn Wingate, Ph.D.
GWW School of Mechanical Engineering
Course Overview

• Unit 1: Material Properties in Design


• Strength
• Modulus of Elasticity
• Ashby Plots
• Metals
• Temperature Effects

• Unit 2: Static Failure

• Unit 3: Fatigue Failure


Learning Outcomes

• Learning Outcome 1:
• Understand the applications of Ashby plots

• Learning Outcome 2:
• Become familiar with material values of the modulus
of elasticity (E) and strength (S) in terms of density
(r)
Ashby Plots
• Material selection critical decision

• Systematic process:
• In depth: research, testing, and qualification
• ‘Heritage’ based of success in previous
designs

• M.F. Ashby (Cambridge University) developed


powerful method using material selection charts
• Ashby plots
• Software

• Ashby plots
• Relation between two material properties
across a number of materials
Ashby Plot: Modulus of Elasticity vs. Density

Created in CES EduPack 2016, Granta Design


Ashby Plot: Strength vs. Density

Created in CES EduPack 2016, Granta Design


Ashby Plots
• Compare ratios: stiffness/weight = E/r
• Specific modulus
Material Selection and Ashby Plots
• Many other important considerations in material
selection:
• Operating environment
• Shipping and storage environment
• Cost
• Manufacturing processes
• And more!

• Challenge:
Case Study: Total Hip Replacement
• Determine a list of design considerations for a
total orthopedic hip implant:

• Total hip replacement


• Damage to hip joint
• Trauma
• Necrosis
• Osteoarthritis

• Surgeon will remove the damaged cartilage and


bone and implant hip prostheses
• Process here:
• http://www.webmd.com/pain-management/video/hip-
replacement
• More detailed process here:
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BYwVaKkRdF4
Author: Bruce Blaus. Title: Hip Replacement
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Hip_Replacement.png

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