Overview
The Stressing Tolerances screen is part of the configuration needed in Concrete Vision to complete Stressing Calculations on production beds.
Accessing the Screen
Navigate to Configuration > Production Setup > Stressing Tolerances from the main menu (Figure 1).

Figure 1

Figure 2
Understanding Stressing Tolerance Fields
- Code: a unique 10 character code for each stressing tolerance.
- Gauge Low Percent: entered in decimal (I.E.: 0.05 would be 5%).
- Gauge High Percent: entered in decimal (I.E.: 0.05 would be 5%).
- Elongation Low Percent: entered in decimal (I.E.: 0.05 would be 5%).
- Elongation High Percent: entered in decimal (I.E.: 0.05 would be 5%).
- Total Low Percent: entered in decimal (I.E.: 0.05 would be 5%).
- Total High Percent: entered in decimal (I.E.: 0.05 would be 5%).
- Active: a checkbox that indicates if the stressing tolerance is active or not, if not active it will not show up on any screens.
- Order By: used to sort how the stressing tolerance will be displayed on screens.
Add a Stressing Tolerance
From the Stressing Tolerances screen (Figure 2):
- Fill in the top row (green box in Figure 2) of the stressing tolerances table.
- Click the “+” button (green arrow in Figure 2) to add the new stressing tolerance.
Edit a Stressing Tolerance
From the Stressing Tolerances screen (Figure 2):
- Change the values on the row of the stressing tolerance to edit.
- Click the Save button (yellow box Figure 2) to save info and remain on the screen or the Save & Close button (yellow box Figure 2) to save info and close the screen.
Delete a Stressing Tolerance
From the Stressing Tolerance screen (Figure 2):
- Click the Delete icon (red box in Figure 2) of the corresponding row of the stressing tolerance to delete.
- Click Okay to confirm deletion.
Note: Stressing Jacks can not be deleted if associated with any stressing calculations.
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