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Pressure Vessel Design

Opening the Part

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Defining a Pressure Vessel Design Study

Running the Study and Viewing the Stresses

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Running the Study and Viewing the Stresses

Right-click the Pressure Vessel Design 1 study and select Run .
The software combines the existing results as specified in the setup of the pressure vessel design study. A new Results folder appears under the Pressure Vessel Design 1 study.
Double-click Stress1 (-vonMises-) in the Results folder.
Edit the definition of the plot.
1. In the PropertyManager, select True scale under Deformed shape.
2. Set Units to psi.
Click .

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