About This Site

Welcome to the Structural Mechanics Calculators. The site contains pages that are linked to analysis models created and maintained by the Materials Sciences Corporation (MSC). Using a technolgy called WebMathematica, MSC is able to make sophisticated structural mechanics models available over the internet. A limited number of basic calculation pages for composite materials are being made available to the public as a demonstration. Beyond simple calculations, this technology allows the pages to present sophisticated graphics, and symbolic operations. As the site grows, we intend to add textbook style information that explains and compliments the calculation pages. We also plan to create additional calculation pages in the coming months for the public area, so check back often.

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Materials Sciences Corporation is a world leader in developing analysis methods for structures and advanced materials systems. By building on our library of existing models and algorithms, it is possible to rapidly develop tools that can benefit your company. MSC can build a web-based library of tools customized to your company or consortium needs. We can meld our models with your proprietary methods to give you a major advantage over the competition. By using our servers, MSC can provide continuous maintanence and upgrades. Interested parties should contact MSC's Technical Director.

MSC has released a major collection of composite analysis related Mathematica software. The Mechanics of Composites Collection covers a wide range of analysis needs using Mathematica packages (which provide extensions to the system), combined with extensive documentation notebooks. See our website for more information.

General information about Materials Sciences Corporation can be found at the main company website.

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Reproduction of pages in any form is prohibited. Permission to print or store individual page images as a record of a calculation for personal use is granted. Any form of reverse engineering or copying the underlying software is prohibited.