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Mechanical Data	Thermal Properties	Rheological Properties
Modulus as function of anisotrophy	Thermal conductivity as function of temperature and pressure	Viscosity as function of pressure
Poisson's ratio as function of temperature and anisotrophy	Specific heat as function of temperature and pressure	Viscosity model coefficients
Uniaxial compression properties	CLTE as function of temperature and anisotrophy	Cure kinetics for thermosets
Biaxial tension data	Melt density as function temperature and pressure	Extensional viscosity
Bulk modulus	pvT data and model parameters	Normal stresses and normal stress differences
Shear modulus	No flow/solidification temperature	G' and G"
Creep data fitted to models	Ejection temperature	Coefficient of friction
Fatigue data	Thermal diffusivity
Fracture strength	Crystallization temperature
	Heat of fusion
	Crystallization kinetics

CAMPUS Timeline

• 1987 - Cooperation agreement between BASF AG, Bayer AG, Hoechst AG, and Huls AG to develop CAMPUS

• 1988 - Introduction of CAMPUS Version 1.0 in Baden Baden

• 1993 - The Dow Chemical Company and DuPont Engineering Polymers join CAMPUS

• June 1994 - Global launch of CAMPUS Version 3.0 during NPE 94

• October 1994 - CAMPUS working group started in Japan

• June 1995 - Japan CAMPUS committee formed

• November 1995 - Introduction of merge program

• May 1996 - Introduction of CAMPUS Version 4.0 for Windows

• October 1996 - Introduction of Japanese language version