Concurrent Beam Stress results due to Moving Load is not matching?

2. Can I view its concurrent stress as shown below?

As you can see that even if we enveloped all the concurrent beam stresses of element 2, 

for example, Cb3, the maximum stress it experienced is 3.847MPa but

1. The moving load results are envelope of results.

For HA:max, the maximum results will displayed be for each component of force/stress for each element and it will be independent of each other. 

For Example: for above case HA:kel (Max) if we look at My, then it is max bending moment-y occuring in element 2, similarly for Mz is max bending moment -z occurring in element 2. The max moment My and Mz value may or maynot occur simultaneously to one vehicle position. 

So, it doesn't display concurrent beam results. It displays max/min results in the envelope of results formed by running the vehicle on the traffic lane.

So, stress shown here are max stress for each component. Similarly for the forces.
Thus, they can't be directly combined. They first need to be converted to static load using moving load tracer and stresses are to be verified using that static load results.

Video on forming load using moving load tracer is attached for reference.

Now, when the results are viewed in beam stress table, the vehicle are placed on the corresponding influence line to obtain the critical results.

But in "Result by Max- Value" table, the concurrent stresses are obtained.

So, if we observe the shear-y for HA KE: min, we observe the larger value for bend (z) and cb3 value which is not correct value to take because the vehicle is placed according to influence line of shear -y. The vehicle loaded length decreases and thus w value increases. Therefore, the higher value bend-z, bend+z etc. are obtained for that loaded vehicle position. Therefore, higher cb1 to cb4, 

But in beam stress, results in cb3 are displayed are according to influence line of Cb3. For that, the loaded length is full span and thus separate results/ lower results are obtained due to lesser value of w.