Download Two Material Pairs Data
Download simulation-ready best and worst-case scenario material pairs data from AMDC Stick-Slip database to Squeak and Rattle Director (SnRD).
- On the AMDC home page, click .
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Select a material pair and then click
Details.
An Info tab opens to the right displaying the general information of the selected material pair.Note: Click
to view the material information in full screen
mode. -
Click the CAE Model tab.
The Select Software displays Squeak and Rattle Director as already chosen.
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Select a scenario from the Scenario list. By default,
the Worst Case Scenario is chosen.
Figure 1. Material Pair Preview 
The Material Pair Preview displays the following:- Material Pair 1 Worst Case Scenario (selected by default): Displays important material properties including impulse rate value for the worst-case scenario for the selected material pair.
- Material Pair 2 Best Case Scenario: Based on your selection, AMDC suggests the opposite scenario. In the current example, AMDC suggests best-case scenario with lower impulse rate value and other material properties for the same selected material pair.
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If you do not want the suggested second material pair you can choose a
different material pair. Click the Select Another Pair
link from the AMDC suggested Material Pair
2 preview.
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Click Download to export the material pairs data as a
CSV file to the SnRD director.
Figure 3. Download Material Pairs - Best and Worst-Case Scenarios 
The exported CSV file contains the following information in the case of downloading two material pairs:Table 1. Exported two material pairs CSV file details Column Name Description Source Indicates the name from which the data is sourced. Name Displays names of a material pair. For example, ABS & ABS+PC, Bayblend T65. Material 1 Displays the material names of first material pair. Material 2 Displays the material names of second material pair. RPN Displays the RPN values of both material pairs, separated by a hyphen Inv(IR) Displays the inverse impulse rate values of both material pairs, separated by a hyphen. Relative Velocity Displays the relative velocity values of both material pairs, separated by a hyphen. (For example, 4 - 5) Normal Force Displays the normal force values of both material pairs, separated by a hyphen. (For example, 40 - 40) Temperature Displays the temperature values of both pairs, separated by a hyphen. (For example, 10 - 10) Note Indicates the traceability (any changes made to the original dataset) of the data.
