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isotropy the quality or condition of being isotropic. |
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| It is obvious, however, that isotropic material behavior, which cannot always be expected, is a necessary condition for the success of the proposed experimental technique. Citing casting advantages in enhanced fatigue life, isotropic material properties, guaranteed mechanical properties in thick sections and weldability issues, he said many offshore applications simply could not be achieved through conventional fabrication technology. When analyzing the structural properties of plastics injection molded parts, the use of generic, isotropic material data can introduce significant analysis error," said Mike Wheeler, vice president and general manager at ANSYS. |
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