In the result tables of the 'Stress-Strain Analysis' category, you can open the result details using one of the following options:
- * The
button in the table toolbar
- * Double-click in a result row
- The dialog box 'Result Details' appears. It shows the detailed results and design equations of the stress or stress ratio that apply to the result selected in the table.
- In the central area, you can see the detailed results and in the right column, the design check formulas.
- == Show ==
- In the section on the left, you can specify the parameters of the table row that is selected when you open the dialog box. Thus, you have control over the design situation, governing objects, and stress type.
- If you want to check the details for a different case constellation, you can always adjust the parameters in the selection lists - design situation, loading, object, x-location or mesh nodes, design. There are selection options for all calculated result types. For example, if you have only analyzed members, no options are displayed for member sets and surfaces. Furthermore, you cannot switch to the member designs in the design check details for surfaces. In this case, select the corresponding result table in the program without closing the 'Result Details' dialog box.
- If you want to check the results of another object, you can define the member or surface graphically in the work window by using the
button.
- For the results of a member set, only the member numbers belonging to this member set are available for selection in the list of members. When you activate the
button for a member set, the 'member location x' refers to the member set start. If it is inactive, the x-location refers to the start of the selected member. The members designed without a member set are available in the list if you select the '-- ' entry for the 'Member Set No.'.
- == Result Details ==
- The main input parameters, intermediate values, and analysis results are listed in a tree structure in the Details tab in the main area. Thus, you can understand the determined stresses and stress ratios in detail.
- === Stresses by Stress Point/Stresses in Mesh Node ===
- The second tab allows for a specific result evaluation for the member location or surface location. The content depends on whether the stresses of a member or a surface are displayed.
- For member results , the stresses are listed in the individual stress points of the cross-section.
- The stress points are explained in the Stresses on Members chapter.
- For surface results , the stresses in the cross-section of the surface are listed: Top, Middle, and Bottom.
- If you have defined a surface by means of layer elements using the Multilayer Surfaces add-on , the table shows the surface stresses of each layer.
- == Design Check Formulas ==
- In the right section, the essential formulas for determining stresses and stress ratios are shown.
- You can also use the design formulas for the documentation. The list button
provides various options for the printout.
- == Menus 'View' and 'Options' ==
- The 'Result Details' dialog box offers you the menu functions to open further dialog boxes for the result evaluation or to control the view. As an alternative, you can use the corresponding buttons. The buttons have the following functions:
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- Button|Function
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|Synchronizes the result details with the selected objects of the table
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|Synchronizes the result table with the selection of the result details
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|Shows or hides the colored relation scales in the Stresses by Stress Point or Stresses in Mesh Node tab
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|Opens window with information about properties of the material
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|Opens window with information about properties of the section
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|Opens window with information about composition of surface
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|Opens window Stress Diagram in Section
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|Opens window Result Diagrams in Surface Point
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|Opens the Result Diagrams dialog box