materials design uns, ances, asme, en, iso, sae, etc.

[davidex]

There are some sites where you can find any alloy for standard uns, anxieties, asme, en, iso, sae and chemical composition ? (without having to provide a single page of standards ). and perhaps even tables of correlation between the various systems .

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

In this debate some of them have been listed http://www.cad3d.it/forum1/threads/44186-proprietà-meccaniche-acciai?highlight=materiali

 

[davidex]

Thank you very much for the answer!

I added here the sites listed in the other discussion:http://www.matweb.comhttp://www.graniteng.comhttp://www.keytometals.comhttp://www.online.stahlschluessel.dehttp://www.keytosteel.commatweb and granteng are free for what I need.
keytometals is only paid and at this moment I do nothing.
stahlschluessel is still keytosteel and promises a free disposable license that I am trying to record.

I better explain what I need:
able to correlate materials with different designations, so I need to know the chemical composition, without being forced to very long research and expensive standards of iso, en, asme, astm, aws, etc. i.e., I have a alloy designated astm or ansis, and since I can not use it, I must find the correspondent, or at least the more similar, for chemical composition (not mechanical property), with corresponding nomenclature iso.