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What does it mean that the allowable stress in the stress report is 0?

2012-11-16View Original

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This post was last edited by pan*uzhi on 2012-11-16 at 14:09. Why is the allowable stress shown as 0 in the stress report under SUS and EXP modes?
Reply #22012-11-16
Problems that PJ didn’t handle well.
Reply #32012-11-16
I’ve been using it this way all along; I just reinstalled it
Reply #42012-11-23
Take a look at the material; there is a column labeled ALLOWABLE STRESS below it, and you need to check it!

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