Yield Strength Property Model: Plot and Table Settings

This section has information about the Plot Renderer and Table Renderer Configuration settings available for the Yield Strength Property Model. It is a continuation from Simplified or Advanced Mode setting entries:

For more information see:

Plot Renderer and Plot Renderer: Configuration Settings

Table Renderer and Table Renderer: Configuration Settings

When setting up your calculation on the Plot Renderer and/or Table Renderer, the following axis variables are available for the conditions defined on the Property Model Calculator.

When selecting quantities on the Plot Renderer or Table Renderer, the quantity names include an abbreviated name for the Property Model it is associated to. This is useful in particular when you are calculating two or more Property Models that share names for the quantities. The short name identifying the specific Property Model is included in parentheses after the name of the quantity. Below are the full and abbreviated names for each Property Model.

For a list of the abbreviations associated to a Property Model, see Result Quantities: Property Model Abbreviations.

Calculations can be performed over a range for the model parameters available in each sub-model. If, for example, the mean precipitate radius in a precipitation strengthening model is set as the variable to step over, it becomes available as a plot quantity in the Plot Renderer.

The various hardness or hardening quantities are treated separately from the various strength or strengthening quantities and each (hardness and strength) are plotted on the respective axes. When setting up the simulation, the Configuration window (when in Grouped Mode) shows either Vickers Hardness or Strength. This corresponds to the labeling of axes in the Visualizations window when plotting two or more quantities of the same type. The legend then lists the specific quantity names selected on the Configuration window.

These plot quantities are available:

  • Total yield strength
  • Intrinsic strength
  • Solid solution strengthening
  • Solid solution strengthening FCC
  • Solid solution strengthening BCC
  • Solid solution strengthening HCP
  • Grain boundary strengthening
  • Total precipitation strengthening
  • Precipitation strengthening per phase
  • Constant strength addition
  • Volume fraction of precipitate phase
  • Volume fraction of stable phase(s)

For all strength quantities, there is a corresponding hardness quantity:

  • Total hardness
  • Intrinsic hardness
  • Total solid solution hardening
  • Solid solution hardening FCC
  • Solid solution hardening BCC
  • Solid solution hardening HCP
  • Grain boundary hardening
  • Total precipitation hardening
  • Precipitation hardening per phase
  • Constant hardness addition