Two different maximum equivalent stress shown for one result. Why?
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This is a fluid / structure interaction analysis for an hydrostatic test performed on a distillation tower.
IMAGE 1 shows the maximum equivalent stress of my model. It appears immediately when I solve my results and it says: 35.812 psig.
IMAGE 2 shows maximum equivalent stress of 28.384 psig on a different zone of my model after adding the contour variable.
Why am I having two different values for the same model?
Thanks.
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Hello Carlosponte
The Results preview shown immediately after solving is of lower fidelity and hence it can be a little different to the result shown after solving for a specific variable. This explained in more detail in the Help Document.
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