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[jccubi]

I am running Ansys Workbench 2022 R2 in two computers and I noted that the stress-strain curve for bilinear isotropic hardening is missing (only stress-temperature is shown). Picture below is ucnluded for clarity. Besides, an "Active Table" appears in the window of material properties but no idea what this means.

I would appreciate any help on this regard. Thanks in advance

[Aniket]

Thanks for your feedback! This erroneous behavior is fixed in 2023R1.

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[jccubi]

Thank for your response. I understand that 2023R1 will be available next year, isn´t it? 

[Aniket]

It is available since January 2023.

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[XIAOWEN LI]

Hello, i have the same question as Jccubi in 2023R1. I don't know why the "Active table"  can't be changed from "Plastic" to "Total" but the reverse is possible. And why it has been setup in the new version? It is for what?

Thank you for any reply.

[Aniket]

The active table is read-only now set to plastic, and only shows plastic part of the stress strain curve.

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[casper.kruger]

Does this effect the solver or is it a graphical issue only? 

[Aniket]

No, it is simply showing the plastic part of the curve instead of total. No changes to solver.

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[Emanuel Santos]

I am using the same command in the 2023R1 student and I get the same thing, but the plastic part shows that it is an inclined line, I want to modify the elastic part of the material by adding 250 MPa and 100 MPa of young's modulus, but the graph does not indicate that.

previous versions:

current version:

I don't know why in the plastic part of the graph it appears with an inclination.