Von Mises plot of Floor shell elements.

Von Mises plot of Floor shell elements.

jhe55NCY
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Von Mises plot of Floor shell elements.

jhe55NCY
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Hello,

I have a model which consists of a 10mm thick steel plate which is supported by SHS beams beneath it. I am trying to create the von mises plot of the plate itself, but I can only seem to get a von mises plot of the members. Is it possible to create a von mises plot of the steel plate?

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Thanks

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Krzysztof_Wasik
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Hi @jhe55NCY 

Use Results>Maps > Complex tab.

 

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jhe55NCY
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Thank you!

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jhe55NCY
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Hello @Krzysztof_Wasik ,

I've been able to produce a plot, but due to some singularities, I'm getting exceptionally high stresses in regions where there are clusters of nodes in my model. I want to ignore these stresses, therefore, I am setting the user limits as max 355 MPa and min 0 MPa, however, the user limits don't work and my scale always goes up to the maximum in the model.

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I want to use the user limits scale that I have set in the dialog box, instead of the automatic scale that goes up to the maximum value in my model.

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Can you explain to me why this user limits scale is not working?

 

Many thanks,

James

 

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Krzysztof_Wasik
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Hi @jhe55NCY 

Define required limits (with default - Linear scale set)

Change scale type to User defined (it will block defined limits)

Apply.

 



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Thanks again! @Krzysztof_Wasik 

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