Alloy Composition Designer
Design and optimize multi-component compositions within element and specification limits.
Connected materials platform
MatAMet brings composition, thermodynamics, processing, scientific validation, microstructure reconstruction, crystal plasticity, properties, and research data into one coherent workspace.
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116 toolsWorkspace 01
Design chemistries, charges, dilution paths, and phase-aware composition targets.
Design alloy chemistry, additions, charge balance, and dilution within explicit limits.
Design and optimize multi-component compositions within element and specification limits.
Solve unknown additions needed to reach a target chemistry or property window.
Estimate dilution and composition changes during welding and additive processing.
Balance raw materials, recovery factors, and final melt chemistry.
Connect composition to phase stability, solidification, precipitation, and expected morphology.
Explore how selected chemistry paths intersect phase fields and transformation temperatures.
Estimate liquid fraction, segregation, and solidification sequence.
Model precipitate evolution and strengthening response over time.
Estimate phase morphology and grain-scale outcomes from composition.
Check chemistry against assessed materials, standards, and specification boundaries.
Search assessed compositions and material families.
Cross-reference UNS, EN, JIS, ISO, and common grade names.
Review elemental properties, effects, and common alloying ranges.
Compare a composition against one or more selected standards.
Workspace 02
Explore equilibria, phase diagrams, thermochemical data, and CALPHAD simulation routes.
Prepare and run database-aware equilibrium, Scheil, and property calculations.
Configure components, databases, phases, temperature, pressure, and composition to run a complete thermodynamic calculation.
Compute stable phases and fractions over temperature, pressure, or composition sweeps.
Simulate non-equilibrium solidification, segregation, and phase formation during cooling.
Plot phase fractions, activities, enthalpy, heat capacity, and other properties against conditions.
Explore binary, ternary, and multicomponent phase-field representations.
Explore phase equilibria and transformation temperatures in binary and multicomponent systems.
Visualize isopleths and composition sections across ternary and higher-order systems.
Identify invariant reactions and critical points in phase diagrams.
Map phase fractions across temperature and composition spaces.
Solve stable phase fractions, energies, solidus/liquidus limits, and reaction paths.
Compute equilibrium phases and phase fractions at specified conditions.
Minimize Gibbs energy to find stable states and reaction equilibria.
Determine solidus and liquidus lines for alloy systems.
Analyze reaction pathways, barriers, and activation energies.
Inspect thermochemical sources, compounds, units, and model assumptions.
Access assessed thermodynamic properties, parameters, and solution models.
Browse elemental and compound data, phases, and thermophysical properties.
Convert units, compositions, energies, pressures, and thermodynamic quantities.
Review model assumptions, methods, and calculation notes used by the tools.
Workspace 03
Build thermal, forming, additive, recrystallization, and microstructure-evolution workflows.
Build heat-treatment cycles, transformation screens, quench estimates, and tempering routes.
Build, compare, and export multi-stage heat-treatment cycles.
Explore transformation start, finish, and cooling-rate effects.
Estimate cooling response and section sensitivity for quenching media.
Balance hardness, toughness, and thermal exposure targets.
Plan rolling, hot working, additive processing, and defect-risk evaluations.
Explore safe processing windows for temperature and strain rate.
Estimate instability, flow localization, and workability limits.
Plan pass reductions, temperatures, and accumulated strain.
Compare scan strategy, energy density, and thermal history.
Model grain growth, recrystallization, recovery, and phase evolution.
Estimate grain-size evolution under thermal exposure.
Model nucleation, fraction recrystallized, and final grain size.
Visualize orientation distributions and texture intensity.
Assess hot cracking, porosity, and processing-defect windows.
Workspace 04
Guide scientific decisions, connect solver evidence, compare hypotheses, and preserve reproducibility.
Choose the scientific question, inspect method and solver readiness, and enter the connected validation suite.
Start with the scientific question, inspect method readiness, and navigate one coherent evidence-to-report workflow.
Inspect available engines, validated model packages, required workers, and claim boundaries before launching a study.
Create the project record, establish spatial traceability, and inspect chemical and diffraction evidence.
Create the sample and region record, register available measurements, and follow the authoritative nine-step validation route.
Align SEM, EDS, and EBSD maps with distributed landmarks, validation residuals, and explicit spatial-claim gates.
Validate imported spectra, inspect candidate characteristic-line matches and overlaps, and compare reported chemistry without claiming automatic quantification.
Validate diffraction patterns, detect transparent peak candidates, and test declared lattice hypotheses without claiming automatic phase identification.
Test orientation relationships, parent reconstruction, transformation stretches, twins, and compatibility.
Test transformation relationships, variants, packets, and measured orientation residuals with declared symmetries.
Reconstruct prior-parent orientations, assign variants, and expose stability, inlier, and ambiguity diagnostics.
Evaluate transformation stretches, volume change, lattice compatibility, and limited twin or CSL screens.
Fuse independent support and contradiction, expose claim limits, and preserve reproducible conclusions.
Combine independent support and contradiction from microscopy, chemistry, diffraction, crystallography, thermodynamics, and process history.
Separate measured, calculated, inferred, and predicted records; expose refusal gates; and export a reproducibility manifest.
Apply a dedicated SMA and Nitinol evidence route without confusing it with the numbered core workflow.
Use a clearly separated specialist track for DSC, functional loops, fatigue, local ML, and calibrated Nitinol model evidence.
Workspace 05
Connect EBSD, correlative microscopy, transformations, crystal plasticity, ML, and SMA intelligence.
Import, reconstruct, inspect, and export grain- and orientation-resolved measurements.
Import ANG/CTF maps, reconstruct grains, calculate KAM and boundaries, and generate solver-ready voxel structures.
Register BSE, EBSD, EDS, segmentation, particle, and boundary evidence.
Register SEM/BSE/EBSD/EDS layers, segment phases, quantify particle–boundary interactions, uncertainty, Zener pinning and simulation handoffs.
Prepare and validate VPSC-style texture and constitutive workflows.
Stage and run native VPSC input sets for polycrystal response, slip activity, and texture evolution.
Prepare voxel and finite-element jobs for DAMASK, Fierro, and CPFEM engines.
Run native DAMASK spectral-grid jobs using material, loading, and VTK ImageData inputs.
Run native large-strain EVPFFT cases for voxel-scale fields, grain rotation, and texture.
Run configured MOOSE-compatible crystal-plasticity finite-element input decks and collect native outputs.
Recover parent grains, orientation relationships, variants, and transformation history.
Reconstruct prior-parent grains, variants, packets and blocks from product-phase EBSD with residual and confidence maps.
Fit and refine parent–child orientation relationships against measured grain orientations and quantify ambiguity.
Evaluate correspondence, distortion, habit planes, variants, and compatibility.
Calculate lattice correspondence, deformation gradients, polar decomposition, principal strains, variants and compatibility.
Rank crystallographic hypotheses against measured orientations, interface traces, mechanical work and neighbour compatibility.
Model grain growth, recrystallization, recovery, and phase evolution.
Evolve recovery, stored energy, site-specific nucleation, Zener opposition and recrystallized fraction with documented assumptions.
Couple measured or synthetic particles to fragmentation, precipitation, pinning, PSN and recrystallization screens.
Connect processing histories to mechanism-aware microstructure and performance predictions.
Evaluate composition and thermomechanical schedules through intermetallic, precipitation, texture, recrystallization and property screens.
Fuse time-series process signals, detect anomalous events and link them to microscopy and microstructure outcomes.
Calibrate models, benchmark methods, preserve provenance, and connect laboratory records.
Fit reduced-order kinetic and property models, quantify residuals, bootstrap uncertainty, sensitivity and information criteria.
Connect samples, processing, microscopy, grains, particles, simulations, parameters and publications in a queryable provenance graph.
Train leakage-aware materials models, microscopy classifiers, and active-learning queues.
Train leakage-safe classification and regression models from EBSD, particle, process, operando, RVE or imported datasets with cross-validation, conformal uncertainty and model cards.
Train local pixel classifiers from microscopy images and sparse or imported labels, generate phase predictions and uncertainty maps, and validate per-class performance.
Rank uncertain experiments, detect deployment drift, audit leakage and missingness, preserve preprocessing, and connect validated models to the laboratory knowledge graph.
Use metric-native quaternion, cross-tensor, and crystal-basis rotation calculations.
Compose rotations and rotate vectors directly in general non-Cartesian crystal bases using metric and cross tensors, with independent Cartesian-route validation.
Construct convention-independent direct/reciprocal metrics, cross tensors, cell volumes, spherical-law checks and symmetry operators for all crystal systems.
Audit EBSD neighbour misorientations and axes in the direct crystal basis, compare against structure-tensor conversion and benchmark both computational routes.
Analyze PTMC, cofactor compatibility, Nitinol thermodynamics, cycling, fatigue, and device design.
A unified SMA workspace connecting PTMC/WLR, correspondence theory, lattice data, calorimetry, XRD, self-accommodation, interaction work, fatigue, devices and phase engineering.
Solve B2→B19′ correspondence variants, transformation twins, lattice-invariant twinning, laminate fractions and all habit-plane variants from the active lattice parameters.
Evaluate A/M, M/M and shear/shear compatibility through metrics, symmetries, CMC/SMC tensors and compare with cofactor-condition diagnostics.
Compute λ₂, twin-dependent cofactor conditions, compatibility distances, uncertainty intervals and evidence grades for binary or user-defined NiTi lattices.
Predict B19′ lattice geometry and atomic coordinates from Ti/Ni diameters and monoclinic angle, then compare directly with active XRD-derived lattice parameters.
Interpolate composition- and temperature-dependent B2/B19′ lattice parameters with uncertainty, provenance, custom data and thermal-history warnings.
Process cooling/heating DSC data for Ms, Mf, As, Af, hysteresis, enthalpy, entropy production and dissipated-energy screening.
Fit uncertainty-weighted B2 and B19′ lattice-parameter series and extrapolate them to Ms, room temperature or a user-defined target temperature.
Analyse 2-, 3-, 4- and 6-HPVC populations, shape-strain cancellation, interface compatibility, composition effects and CSS-controlled accommodation regimes.
Map interaction work for variant reorientation and deformation twinning under arbitrary stress states, orientations and martensite structures.
Rank parent and martensite slip systems by their ability to accommodate local habit-plane incompatibility across zig-zag geometry and slip-shear sweeps.
Reconstruct three-dimensional local habit planes from multi-surface traces and compare them with PTMC normals, invariant lines and eigenplanes.
Run transparent one-dimensional stress-, strain- or temperature-controlled shape-memory and superelastic cycles with phase-fraction histories.
Estimate cycle-by-cycle residual strain, hysteresis evolution, transformation-temperature drift and damage indicators from calibrated degradation laws.
Size wire force, stroke, resistance, thermal mass and ideal heating energy while checking stress and recoverable-strain limits.
Estimate adiabatic temperature change, specific cooling, mechanical work, material COP and hysteresis penalties from calorimetric inputs.
Explore binary NiTi composition and lattice targets for compatibility, hysteresis, transformation temperature and uncertainty-aware design ranking.
Export reproducible PTMC benchmarks, OpenSees material cards, Python projects and datasets for M³/ML, CPFEM and external SMA constitutive solvers.
Workspace 06
Screen mechanical, fatigue, creep, fracture, thermal, and multi-property responses.
Screen strength, fatigue, creep, fracture, and service-response indicators.
Predict yield strength, tensile strength, hardness, and elongation.
Estimate S–N response, endurance limits, and life distributions.
Model time-to-rupture and deformation under sustained load.
Compare toughness trends and flaw sensitivity.
Estimate density, thermal conductivity, and expansion behavior.
Estimate conductivity across temperature and phase fraction.
Compare expansion coefficients and mismatch risk.
Calculate density from composition, phases, and porosity.
Visualize heat capacity and enthalpy changes with temperature.
Compare materials and conditions through maps, radar plots, uncertainty, and exports.
Compare material families using interactive property-selection charts.
Review balanced performance across selected criteria.
Inspect confidence intervals, sensitivity, and data coverage.
Create shareable tables, figures, and technical summaries.
Workspace 07
Convert, identify, cross-reference, digitize, document, and manage supporting datasets.
Perform conversions, formula calculations, digitization, and batch operations.
Convert temperature, stress, energy, composition, and pressure units.
Evaluate common metallurgy equations with traceable inputs.
Extract approximate data points from published technical plots.
Run supported calculations across structured CSV datasets.
Resolve materials names, grades, specifications, and citation records.
Cross-reference grade systems and designation standards.
Resolve aliases, family names, and common naming conflicts.
Browse chemistry and property requirements by standard.
Generate consistent references for tools, datasets, and methods.
Discover datasets, review quality notes, browse references, and manage exports.
Search curated metallurgy datasets by material, method, and coverage.
Review provenance, uncertainty, exclusions, and update history.
Search technical references connected to tools and datasets.
Manage prepared exports and reusable project datasets.