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What is the difference between stress intensity and equivalent stress?

2010-04-10View Original

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I recently started using the ANSYS analysis software, and during post-processing I came across stress intensity and von Mises stress. I would like to know what the difference between these two is? When checking the structural strength of equipment, is it by comparing it with the allowable stress of the materials?
Reply #22013-05-30
Stress intensity is the third strength theory, while equivalent stress is the fourth strength theory.
Reply #32013-05-31
"When checking the structural strength of equipment, is it by comparing it with the allowable stress of the materials? " The third strength corresponds to the allowable stress strength, while the fourth strength corresponds to the allowable stress

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