Latest news:
April 2007: Version 4.1 of JMatPro is now available. Plenty of new features have been added, the most notable of them being:
- - a new Solder alloys module
- - addition of Co Pb Sn in the Al database
- - adjustement of the Ni database to improve performance for 718+ type alloys
- - various adjustements to Fe Ni Ti Zr databases
- - more data export functions to third party casting/forging software
- - added Heat Treatment data export with data per phase
- - Ni,Ti & Zr alloys solidification is now calculated down to room temperature
- - solidification cooling curves can now be calculated
- - calculation of surface tension
- - total viscosity in the mushy zone is now calculated
- - Jominy hardenability calculations also shows phases fractions along the bar
- - high temperature mechanical properties for Titanium alloys and General Steels are calculated on the whole temperature range
- - isothermal transformations for Ni,Ti,Zr alloys and Stainless Steels
- - phases amount depending on cooling rate for Ni & Zr alloys (already in version 4.0 for General Steels & Titanium alloys)
- - quench properties for General Steels have been extended to calculate a full heating+cooling cycle and properties/phases amount can now be displayed versus temperature or time
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Dec. 2005: Version 4.0 of JMatPro is now available.
- - Zr alloys module
- - Addition of Boron in General Steels and effect on phase tranformation and hardenability
- - Phase amount and physical/mechanical properties of steels depending on cooling rate or cooling profile
- - Isothermal precipitation formation for Al alloys
- - Phase formation on cooling for Ti alloys
- - Martensite transformation in Ti alloys
- - Driving force calculations for various reactions for Fe & Ti alloys
- - Jominy hardenability improved and extended to all General Steels
- - Complete solidification properties calculation for Cast Iron including solid-state transformations
- - Cast Iron TTT/CCT calculations
- - Extended high temperature mechanical properties including stress-strain curve calculation
- - Calculation of engineering/true stress/strain
- - Stacking Fault Energy calculation
- - Calculation of relaxed Young's modulus (depending on strain rate)
- - Extended incorporation of the effect of Si in Ni and Fe alloys
- - New Al database with new elements: La Sc
- - New Fe database with new element: O
- - New Ni database with new elements: Cu V O
- - New Ti database with new elements: H Re Ru
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02/04/2004: Version 3.0 of JMatPro is now available. For an up-to-date technical background please consult the new articles in bibliography section. The main new features of JMatPro include:
- calculation of metastable phases and TTT/CCT diagrams for Al alloys (B_PRIME, BETA_PRIME, BETA",
S_PRIME, T_PRIME, ETA_PRIME, THETA_PRIME and GP).
- high temperature strength calculation for Ti, Ni alloys and Stainless Steels.
- creep calculation for austenitic Stainless Steels.
- a martensite hardness and stress-strain curve calculation utility
- an extended physical properties calculations linked to concentration stepping/profiling.
- a very powerful facility for the user to store and organise additional data (text, pictures, links) with the material browser.
- HSLA Steels and Tool Steels have been merged and expanded to include steels of most types.
- TTT/CCT diagrams extended in General Steels to include medium alloys, tool steels, high Cr steels...
- TTT/CCT calculation for carbides in Ni alloys and Stainless Steels.
18/08/2003: A new version of the Ni-DATA database is now available, it now includes Ru and Mn. JMatPro has been upgraded to use this new database.
23/10/2002: Complete website overhaul to coincide with the forthcoming release of version 2.0 of JMatPro, which will boast unique new properties calculations to leverage further your productivity and modelling power: New features of JMatPro include -
- Addition of a Magnesium solidification and thermodynamic calculation modules
- For all materials: extended physical and thermo-physical properties calculation up to
high temperature including the liquid phase.
- Molar volume, density
- Thermal and linear expansion, volume shrinkage
- Thermal conductivity
- Electrical resistivity/conductivity
- Young's/Bulk/Shear moduli
- Poisson's ratio
- Viscosity
- Diffusivity
- Linking of solidification calculations to physical properties for all materials
- Modified Scheil-Gulliver solidification with fast C and N diffusion
for HSLA, Stainless Steels, High Speed Steels...
- Stress/strain curves
- CCT calculations extended to Ni,Ti,Fe alloys
- Creep calculation for Ni alloys
- Gamma" coarsening and strengthening for Ni alloys
- Gamma/Gamma' lattice mismatch as a function of temperature
18/09/2002: We are looking for agents in various countries to represent our software. Please
get in touch
if you are interested.
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