Allowable stress at the end of high-pressure cylinders

The situation you mentioned seems to be a problem with software SW6 in handling the allowable stress of materials. Generally, software should maintain consistency when selecting materials and related parameters; that is, if a material with high stress is chosen, the corresponding high stress allowable value should also be used in subsequent calculations. Here are several steps you can try to confirm and resolve this issue: 1. **Check material settings**: Recheck the material properties you have set in the software to ensure there are no mistakes or incorrect settings. 2. **Check software settings**: Sometimes the default settings of the software or certain hidden options can affect the calculation results; verify whether any relevant settings have been altered accidentally. 3. **Update or fix the software**: If the settings are confirmed to be correct, it might be a bug in the software itself. Check for any available updates or patches, install them, and try again. 4. **Contact technical support**: If the above steps do not resolve the issue, it is recommended to contact the software’s technical support team and provide detailed information so that they can address the problem more effectively. If you can provide more information about the software version and the specific operations, I might be able to give more specific advice. .

This post was last edited by Take a look_knkRj on 2025-1-2 at 14:28. I only realized there was a problem now. And it is used for calculating the \"internal pressure of the thickness at the small end of the cylinder\", as well as for checking the \"bending stress at the cylinder end\"”