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Relationship between Caesar2 temperature and secondary stress

2019-11-15View Original

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Does anyone know why, when I set the temperature parameter, the secondary stress increases as the temperature decreases? Shouldn’t it be the opposite? Please save the child. I’ve been searching for a long time, but I don’t know why
Reply #22019-11-25
This is determined by the ambient temperature you set, which is also the installation temperature and the system’s cold temperature. The secondary stress mainly depends on the difference between the cold temperature and the hot temperature. For example, if your installation temperature is set at 50°C and the operating temperature at 20°C, then if you set it to 10°C, the secondary stress will increase as the temperature drops, mainly because the difference between the operating temperature and the installation temperature becomes larger. In such a case, it is recommended that you check what value your ambient temperature is set to
Reply #32020-09-29
The magnitude of the secondary stress value is determined by the difference between the temperature you set and the ambient temperature; the greater this difference, the higher the stress value will be (under the same setup conditions).

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