Information Systems for Composite Materials: Requirements and Challenges

Wilhelm Dangelmaier; Thomas Sommer-Dittrich; Jenny Streichhan; Markus Monhof

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.597.59

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Information Systems for Composite Materials: Requirements and Challenges

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Using fiber-reinforced composites (FRC) in automotive lightweight construction currently is too expensive to achieve a wide distribution. To assist the engineers’ material selection process suitable information systems are needed. Development of those are a hard task due to the complex structure of FRC. In this paper we give an insight to the problem domain and introduce requirements which should be met by an information system for composite data storage.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 597)

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Wilhelm Dangelmaier, Thomas Sommer-Dittrich, Jenny Streichhan*, Markus Monhof

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Composite Material, Data Model, Data Storage, Database, Fiber-Reinforced Composite, Information System, Lightweight Construction, Material Data Management, Material Database, Project Management

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