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How are the various stresses calculated by Caesar2 combined into a principal stress?

2018-01-03View Original

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For example, one of my stress calculation results is as follows: axial stress of 20116.7 KP, bending stress of 6868.8 KP, torsional stress of 386.4 KP, circumferential stress of 42217.4 KP; the maximum stress intensity is 47652.4 KP, the factor increasing stress within and outside the plane is 2.236, and the node pressure is 10317.8 KP. How is it possible to use the previous stresses to generate a nodal pressure of 10317.8 KP?
Reply #22018-03-25
Sorry, it’s my first time posting and I made a mistake

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