Maximum stresses over the circumference according to Mohr, Tresca, Von Mises, and Uniaxial stresses (Output Table)
Data description/Result options:
ELEM:
Number of element where stress calculations have been performed at mid cross-section
MOHR1-M:
Maximum of tensile stresses over the circumference of the cross-section according to Mohr's criterion (1)
(Blank if no tensile stress)
MOHR2-M:
Maximum of compressive stresses over the circumference of the cross-section according to Mohr's criterion (1)
(Blank if no compressive stress)
TRESCA-M:
Maximum of shear stresses over the circumference of the cross-section according to Tresca's criterion (1)
(Tresca is half the difference between the largest and the smallest principal stress in the same point: TRESCA = 0.5*(SIG1 - SIG2) if the signs of SIG1 and SIG2 differ,
TRESCA = 0.5*SIG1 if SIG1 and SIG2 have a positive sign,
TRESCA = -0.5*SIG2 if SIG1 and SIG2 have a negative sign)
MISES-M:
Maximum of equivalent stresses over the circumference of the cross-section according to Von Mises' criterion (1)
SXHT-M:
Maximum of longitudinal normal stresses over the circumference of the cross-section (1)
(Maximum of summated stress components SXI+SXU and SXO+SXU)
SFHT-M:
Maximum of circumferential normal stresses over the circumference of the cross-section (1)
(Maximum of summated stress components SFI+SFU and SFO+SFU)
SHOOP-M:
Maximum of circumferential normal stresses over the circumference of the cross-section due to internal overpressure
(The hoop stress is calculated taking into account the average pipe diameter Dg, the minimum wall thickness T-min and the load factor.)
The number of rows is the number of specified cross-sections (accumulated).
Note 1:
Stress weighing factors are taken into account if provided. Both stresses at inner and outer wall face are considered.
H620561 (last modified: Apr 2, 2025)
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