Combined Loading

Checked one at a time, each load looks acceptable; together they are not. This combines them at a point and gives you both failure criteria — von Mises (what FEA reports, matches ductile test data) and Tresca (what pressure-vessel codes use, always the conservative one). They differ by up to 15%, and quoting the wrong one is a standard review comment.

Axial stress
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Bending stress
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Torsional shear
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von Mises stress
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Principal stresses
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Max shear stress
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Safety factor — von Mises
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Safety factor — Tresca
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Principal plane angle
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Bending puts tension on one face and compression on the other, so the tool checks the fibre where bending adds to the axial stress — enter either sign. Torsional and direct shear likewise add. Defaults are a 25 mm solid shaft. For the stress state on an arbitrary plane use Mohr’s Circle; for a stress raiser multiply by Kt from Stress Concentration.

A helper, not a substitute for engineering judgment. Verify against the governing standard and your own hand calculations before anything is built.