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    Bolted Connection With Prestress

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    This document summarizes the input parameters and calculations for a bolted connection subject to prestress and axial/tangential forces. It lists input values like the tightness factor, maximum operating forces, number/size of bolts, and material properties. The calculations determine the required tightening moment, tensile stress, torsional stress, reduced stress, stress from maximum force, and thread pressure. It checks that the reduced stress, maximum stress, and thread pressure all comply with the material strength and allowable pressures. In conclusion, it states that the calculation indicates the design meets requirements.

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    This document summarizes the input parameters and calculations for a bolted connection subject to prestress and axial/tangential forces. It lists input values like the tightness factor, maximum operating forces, number/size of bolts, and material properties. The calculations determine the required tightening moment, tensile stress, torsional stress, reduced stress, stress from maximum force, and thread pressure. It checks that the reduced stress, maximum stress, and thread pressure all comply with the material strength and allowable pressures. In conclusion, it states that the calculation indicates the design meets requirements.

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    This document summarizes the input parameters and calculations for a bolted connection subject to prestress and axial/tangential forces. It lists input values like the tightness factor, maximum operating forces, number/size of bolts, and material properties. The calculations determine the required tightening moment, tensile stress, torsional stress, reduced stress, stress from maximum force, and thread pressure. It checks that the reduced stress, maximum stress, and thread pressure all comply with the material strength and allowable pressures. In conclusion, it states that the calculation indicates the design meets requirements.

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    Bolted Connection With Prestress

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    This document summarizes the input parameters and calculations for a bolted connection subject to prestress and axial/tangential forces. It lists input values like the tightness factor, maximum operating forces, number/size of bolts, and material properties. The calculations determine the required tightening moment, tensile stress, torsional stress, reduced stress, stress from maximum force, and thread pressure. It checks that the reduced stress, maximum stress, and thread pressure all comply with the material strength and allowable pressures. In conclusion, it states that the calculation indicates the design meets requirements.

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    Calculation of a bolted connection with prestress.

    Loading by axial or
    tangential force.
    Input Parameters

    Tightness factor

    Fa

    maximum opera

    force input facto

    Ft

    maximum opera

    joint friction fac

    number of bolts

    thread diameter

    thread pitch

    ds

    mean bolt diame

    d min

    minimum bolt d

    Sy

    Yield strength

    ks

    safety factor (Th

    pA

    allowable thread

    E1

    elasticity modul

    f1

    thread friction fa

    f2

    friction factor in

    width of connec

    E2

    elasticity modul

    Calculation of Bolted Connection:

    where:

    c 1 = c 10 + (1 - n) c 20

    c 2 = n c 20

    for steel a = 10

    Required tightening moment

    Calculated tensile stress in the bolt

    Calculated torsion stress in the bolt

    Reduced stress in the bolt

    Stress caused by maximum force loading the bolt

    Calculated pressure in the thread

    Calculation check - stress in the bolt during tightening the joint and during the operation
    (respecting the specified joint safety), and the check of allowable pressure in threads.
    red S y / k s and max S y / k s and p c p A

    SUMMARY INPUT & RESULTS

    Results

    Prestress Force
    Working Force
    Required Tightening Moment
    Tensile Stress
    Torsional Stress
    Reduced Stress
    Stress from Maximum Force
    Thread Pressure
    Strength Check

    Summary of Messages
    Calculation indicates design compliance!

    Fv
    Fmax
    Mu
    t
    k
    red
    max
    pc

    3420.435 N
    3562.500 N
    12.406 N m
    39.755 MPa
    55.109 MPa
    103.400 MPa
    41.407 MPa
    19.273 MPa
    Positive

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