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Wiki Page: Q. I am getting the following error message "89 TUBES: allowable stress at temperature missing (95C)". I enter user defined material allowable stress but the program is ignoring it and continues to issue this error message. How do I resolve this?

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Ans: This is a defect which has been logged in the system and would be resolved in the future release. Example: Observe that the allowable stress field is blank and hence the user has filled out user defined allowable field in the tube material properties in tubesheet dialog box: However, when the calculation is performed due the above defect the error message is still issued: There is no safety factor defined for EN material for Copper alloys (brass is a copper alloy) as you can see in the report and the software is ignoring the user defined allowable stress due to the defect stated above: The workaround for this is to enter the safety factor in the user defined safety factor for this material type (which is a Copper alloy in this case). Enter the safety factor for the material type (Copper alloy) eg. 3.5: Make sure that you enter the safety factor for both chambers 1 and 2 since this is tube material: Now recalculate and the program now calculates without issuing that error anymore. The Allowable Stress field in tube material tab is also now updated:

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