Activate the stress toolbar – after Map3D BEM analysis.

This toolbar is meant to provide quick access to stress components.
Plot > Stress > S1 Major Principal Stress σ1
Plot > Stress > S2 Intermediate Principal Stress σ2
Plot > Stress > S3 Minor Principal Stress σ3
Plot > Stress > Tmax Maximum Shear Stress ½(σ1 - σ3)
Plot > Stress > Tip In-Plane Shear Stress τip
Plot > Stress > Sip In-Plane Normal Stress σip
Plot > Stress > S1i In-Plane Maximum Stress σi1
Plot > Stress > S3i In-Plane Minimum Stress σi3
Plot > Stress > Tub Ubiquitous-Plane Shear Stress τub
Plot > Stress > Sub Ubiquitous-Plane Normal Stress σub
Plot > Stress > S1u Ubiquitous-Plane Maximum Stress σ1u
Plot > Stress > S3u Ubiquitous-Plane Minimum Stress σ3u
Plot > Stress > Toct Octahedral Shear Stress τoct = 1/3 [(σ1 - σ2)² + (σ2 - σ3)² +(σ3 - σ1)²]½
Plot > Stress > Smean Mean Stress σmean = 1/3 (σ1 + σ2 + σ3)
Plot > Stress > Sxx Cartesian Stress Component σxx
Plot > Stress > Syy Cartesian Stress Component σyy
Plot > Stress > Szz Cartesian Stress Component σzz
Plot > Stress > Txy Cartesian Stress Component τxy
Plot > Stress > Tyz Cartesian Stress Component τyz
Plot > Stress > Txz Cartesian Stress Component τxz
Plot > Stress > Value > Seff Effective Stress σeff
Plot > Stress > Value > Stotal Total Stress σtotal
Notes:
The stress toolbar can only be activated after the model building - CAD Stage
Map3D Analysis Stages
Any of these components can be added to the contour toolbar if desired
Tools > Configure Contouring Toolbar
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