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StressCheck Demo: Extracting Stress Gradients Between Points

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StressCheck Demo: Extracting Stress Gradients Between Points

StressCheck Demo: Extracting Stress Gradients Between Points

Abstract: Tips for extracting stress gradients between any two points, such as the location of max 1st principal stress in a hole to the far boundary, are demonstrated.

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