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    This document provides information on bolt grades, their tensile and yield strengths, and formulas for calculating bolt shear, bearing, and tension capacities based on bolt diameter and grade. Bolt grades 4.6, 8.8, and 10.9 are listed along with their corresponding minimum tensile strengths of 240 MPa, 800 MPa, and 1000 MPa. Formulas presented calculate the shear capacity, bearing capacity on a connected part, and block shear capacity based on bolt diameter and properties of the steel grade.

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    This document provides information on bolt grades, their tensile and yield strengths, and formulas for calculating bolt shear, bearing, and tension capacities based on bolt diameter and grade. Bolt grades 4.6, 8.8, and 10.9 are listed along with their corresponding minimum tensile strengths of 240 MPa, 800 MPa, and 1000 MPa. Formulas presented calculate the shear capacity, bearing capacity on a connected part, and block shear capacity based on bolt diameter and properties of the steel grade.

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    This document provides information on bolt grades, their tensile and yield strengths, and formulas for calculating bolt shear, bearing, and tension capacities based on bolt diameter and grade. Bolt grades 4.6, 8.8, and 10.9 are listed along with their corresponding minimum tensile strengths of 240 MPa, 800 MPa, and 1000 MPa. Formulas presented calculate the shear capacity, bearing capacity on a connected part, and block shear capacity based on bolt diameter and properties of the steel grade.

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    Bolt Capacity

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    Lie Fang
    This document provides information on bolt grades, their tensile and yield strengths, and formulas for calculating bolt shear, bearing, and tension capacities based on bolt diameter and grade. Bolt grades 4.6, 8.8, and 10.9 are listed along with their corresponding minimum tensile strengths of 240 MPa, 800 MPa, and 1000 MPa. Formulas presented calculate the shear capacity, bearing capacity on a connected part, and block shear capacity based on bolt diameter and properties of the steel grade.

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    Yield stress Tensile stress

    (N/mm)
    (N/mm)

    Strength grade

    4.6

    240

    400

    8.8

    640

    800

    10.9

    900

    1000

    Strength of bolts

    Bolt grade
    4.6

    8.8

    10.9 S275

    Shear strength ps

    160

    375

    400

    Bearing strength pbb

    460

    1000

    1300

    Bearing strength pbs

    S355

    460

    tension strength pt

    240

    S460

    550

    670

    560

    Tensile
    Stress Area

    of bolts

    12

    84.3

    16

    157

    20

    245

    22

    303

    24

    353

    27

    459

    30

    561

    1. Effective area resisting shear As


    2. Shear capacity Ps of a bolt
    Ps = ps.As
    3. Block shear
    4. Bearing capacity Pbb = d.tp.pbb
    5. Capacity of connected part : Pbs = kbs.d.tp.pbs < 0,5.kbs.et.pbs
    kbs = 1 standar clearance hole, 0.7 oversize, short or long slotted hole ; 0.5 for kidney shaped slotted hole

    pv = 0.6 * py * Av

    ke = 1.2 for S275 steel


    ke = 1.1 for S355 steel

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