Material selection chart10000Strength - DensityCeramics| SigNaTi alloysMetalsComposites.Al203SteelsSicNi alloysAl alloysCFRPMetals and polymers: yield strengthCeramics and glasses: MOREl astomers:tensile tear strengthComposites: tensile failureTungstenalloys1000Mg alloysPolymers andelastomersTungstencarbideGFRPPEEKPETPA-Copperalloys100PMMANaturalWoodto grainmaterials10Rigid polymerfoamsZinc alloysLead alloysFoamsConcreteButylSiliconeGuide lines forminimum massdesignWood rubber1 to grainelastomersCork0.1Flexible pofymerloámsMFA, 040.010.010.1110Density, p (Mg/m3)Figure 1. Strength vs Density chartStrength, of (MPa) (b)design guideline.Using the material selection chart provided (Figure 1) and appropriate(i)Select suitable materials for the skateboard deck as a panel under thefollowing conditions: (1) minimum strength is 100 MPa, (2) a high strength perunit mass and (3) the design guideline passing through centre of the woodbubble. Show your design constraint lines on the graph provided and list theselected materials.

(1) We have to select the materials for the skateboard deck of minimum strength is 100 MPa.

Material selection chart 10000 Ceramics Strength - Density SigN4 Ti alloys Metals Composites. | A0 Steels Ni alloys Sic Al alloys W CFRP Metals and polymers: yield strength Ceramics and glasses: MOR El astomers:tensile tear strength Composites: tensile failure Tungsten alloys 1000 Polymers and elastomers Mg alloys, Tungsten carbide GFRP PEEK P PET PMMA Copper alloys 100 Wood to grain Natural materials 10 Rigid polymer foams Zinc alloys Lead alloys Foams Concrete Butyl Silicone Wood rubber 1 to grain Guide lines for minimum mass design elastomers Cork 0.1 Flexible pofymer loams MFA, O4 0.01 0.01 0.1 1 10 Density, p (Mg/m3) Figure 1. Strength vs Density chart Strength, of (MPa)

Material selection chart 10000 Ceramics Strength - Density SigN4 Ti alloys Metals Composites. | A0 Steels Ni alloys Sic Al alloys W CFRP Metals and polymers: yield strength Ceramics and glasses: MOR El astomers:tensile tear strength Composites: tensile failure Tungsten alloys 1000 Polymers and elastomers Mg alloys, Tungsten carbide GFRP PEEK P PET PMMA Copper alloys 100 Wood to grain Natural materials 10 Rigid polymer foams Zinc alloys Lead alloys Foams Concrete Butyl Silicone Wood rubber 1 to grain Guide lines for minimum mass design elastomers Cork 0.1 Flexible pofymer loams MFA, O4 0.01 0.01 0.1 1 10 Density, p (Mg/m3) Figure 1. Strength vs Density chart Strength, of (MPa)

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