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Why is the limit for secondary stresses in calculations much larger than the range for primary stresses?

2016-03-30View Original

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Isn’t the second case in a hot state? Why then isn’t the restriction lower than that in the cold state of the first case?
Reply #22017-08-06
It’s clear once you look at the secondary stress formula in the US standards
Reply #32017-09-21
Standard requirements. It’s actually to prevent plastic deformation

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