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Statement of The Problem Screw
Statement of The Problem Screw
Statement of The Problem Screw
A connection similar to Fig. 5.9, Text, is subjected to an external load that varied
from 0 to 1250 lb. The bolt is cold forged from (3003 H14) ; UNC threads.The Steel
parts C AISI B1113 have a total thickness of 1 ½ in. and an external diameter of 2D . It is
desired that the connection not open for an external load of 1.5Fe. Determine (a) the
initial tensile load on the bolt, (b) the bolt diameter for N 2 based on the Soderberg line.
Figure 5.9
Steel
COMPLETE SKETCH OF THE ASSEMBLY
(NOT TO SCALE)
DESIGN COMPUTATIONS
Given:
Do= 2D
Dr= D
Q = 1.5
Fe = 1250 lb
N=2
Required:
Aluminum 3003-H14
Categories: Metal; Nonferrous Metal; Aluminum Alloy; 3000 Series Aluminum Alloy
Material Good weldability/formability and very good corrosion resistance lead to
Notes: applications such as food and chemical handling, tanks, trim, litho sheet,
pressure vessels, and piping.
Data points with the AA note have been provided by the Aluminum Association,
Inc. and are NOT FOR DESIGN.
Composition Notes:
Composition information provided by the Aluminum Association and is not for
design.
Key Words: UNS A93003; ISO AlMn1Cu; Aluminium 3003-H14; AA3003-H14; Al3003-H14
Physical Original Value Comments
Properties
Density 2.73 g/cc AA; Typical
Mechanical Original Value Comments
Properties
Hardness, 40 AA; Typical; 500 g load; 10 mm ball
Brinell
Tensile 22.0 ksi AA; Typical
Strength,
Ultimate
18.0 MPa
@Temperature 400 °C
29.0 MPa
@Temperature 300 °C
96.0 MPa
@Temperature 200 °C
145 MPa
@Temperature 100 °C
150 MPa
@Temperature -30.0 °C
150 MPa
@Temperature 25.0 °C
175 MPa
@Temperature -100 °C
250 MPa
@Temperature -200 °C
140 - 180 MPa
@Thickness 0.229 - 25.4 mm
Tensile 21.0 ksi AA; Typical
Strength,
Yield
12.0 MPa
@Temperature 400 °C
17.0 MPa
@Temperature 300 °C
62.0 MPa
@Temperature 200 °C
130 MPa
@Temperature 100 °C
145 MPa
@Temperature -30.0 °C
145 MPa
@Temperature 25.0 °C
155 MPa
@Temperature -100 °C
170 MPa
@Temperature -200 °C
>= 115 MPa
@Thickness 0.229 - 25.4 mm
Elongation at 16 %
Break @Temperature -30.0 °C
16 %
@Temperature 25.0 °C
16 %
@Temperature 100 °C
19 %
@Temperature -100 °C
20 %
@Temperature 200 °C
30 %
@Temperature -200 °C
70 %
@Temperature 300 °C
75 %
@Temperature 400 °C
1.0 - 10 %
@Thickness 0.229 - 25.4 mm
8.0 % AA; Typical
@Thickness 1.59 mm
16 % AA; Typical
@Diameter 12.7 mm
Modulus of 10000 ksi AA; Typical; Average of tension and compression.
Elasticity Compression modulus is about 2% greater than tensile
modulus.
Notched 172 MPa 2.5 cm width x 0.16 cm thick side-notched specimen,
Tensile Kt = 17.
Strength
Ultimate 241 MPa Edge distance/pin diameter = 2.0
Bearing
Strength
Bearing Yield 193 MPa Edge distance/pin diameter = 2.0
Strength
Poissons 0.33
Ratio
Fatigue 9000 psi completely reversed stress; RR Moore
Strength @# of Cycles 5.00e+8 machine/specimen
Machinability 30 % 0-100 Scale of Aluminum Alloys
Shear 25.0 GPa
Modulus
Shear 14.0 ksi AA; Typical
Strength
Electrical Original Value Comments
Properties
Electrical 25.0 ohm-cir-mil/ft AA; Typical
Resistivity @Temperature 20.0 °C
Magnetic 8.0e-7 cgs/g at 25ºC
Susceptibility
Thermal Original Value Comments
Properties
CTE, linear 12.9 µin/in-°F AA; Typical; average over range
@Temperature 20.0 - 100 °C
21.5 µm/m-°C
@Temperature -50.0 - 20.0
°C
24.1 µm/m-°C
@Temperature 20.0 - 200 °C
25.1 µm/m-°C
@Temperature 20.0 - 300 °C
Specific Heat 0.893 J/g-°C
Capacity
Thermal 1100 BTU-in/hr-ft²-°F AA; Typical at 77°F
Conductivity
Melting Point 1190 - 1210 °F AA; Typical range based on typical composition for
wrought products >= 1/4 in. thickness
Solidus 1190 °F AA; Typical
Liquidus 1210 °F AA; Typical
Processing Original Value Comments
Properties
Annealing 775 °F Commercial practice: 750 to 1100°F, higher
Temperature temperatures used only for flash annealing.
Component Original Value Comments
Elements
Properties
Aluminum, 96.7 - 99 % As remainder
Al
Copper, Cu 0.05 - 0.20 %
Iron, Fe <= 0.70 %
Manganese, 1.0 - 1.5 %
Mn
Other, each <= 0.05 %
Other, total <= 0.15 %
Silicon, Si <= 0.60 %
Zinc, Zn <= 0.10 %
Solution:
F i=Q F e
( kc
)
k b +k c
lb → (From DOME by Faires page 166)
Where:
Q = 1.5
Solving for k b,
A b Eb
k b= → (From DOME by Faires page 172)
Lb
Where:
Lb=¿1 ½ in
Substituting,
A b ( 1010 6 ) psi
k b=
1 ½∈¿ ¿
6
k b=6.67 x 10 psi A b
Solving for k c,
A c Ec
k c= → (From DOME by Faires page 172)
Lc
Where:
Lc =¿ 1 ½ in
By. Faires)
6
E=28 10 psi )
Substituting,
A c ( 30 10 ) psi
6
k c=
1 ½∈¿ ¿
6
k c =20 x 10 psi Ac
For Area, Ab and Ac ,
π 2
From A= D
4
Where:
Solving for Ab ,
Ab = [ π 2
D
4 b ]
Solving for Ac ,
A c = A a− A b
Where:
π 2
Aa = (2 D¿¿ b) ¿
4
Aa =4 [ ]
π 2
D
4 b
Substituting,
Ac =4
[ ][π 2
4
π 2
Db − Db
4 ]
Ac =3
[ ] π 2
D
4 b
Since Ab = [ π 2
]
D , therefore Ac =3 A b
4 b
For F i
F i=Q F e
( kc
k b +k c)lb
Where:
Q = 1.5
Fe = 1250 lb
Substituting,
F i=(1.5)(1250 lb)
( [ 20 x 106 psi(3 Ab )]
(6.67 x 106 psi A b ) + [ 20 x 106 psi(3 A b)] ) lb
F i=(1.5)(1250 lb)
( [ 20 x 106 psi(3)] A b
Ab [ ( 6.67 x 106 psi ) + ( 20 x 106 psi(3) ) ] ) lb
F i=1687.41lb
From:
Aluminum Alloy
22 14 21(c) 9 at 5 x 108 10 x 10
6
3003-H14 (MIA)
su=22ksi
s y =21ksi
sn=9 ksi
Solving for ∆ F b,
∆ F b=
( kc
)
F → (from DOME by Faires page 173)
k b +k c e
∆ F b 1=0
∆ F b 2=
( [ 20 x 106 psi ( 3 ) ] A b
A b [ ( 6.67 x 10 psi )+ ( 20 x 10 psi ( 3 ) ) ]
6 6
) (1250 lb)
∆ F b 2=1124.94 lb
Solving for F m,
1
F m=F i+ ( ∆ Fb 2−∆ Fb 1 ) → (from DOME by Faires page 173)
2
1
F m=1687.41lb+ ( 1124.94 lb−0 )
2
F m=2249.88 lb
Solving for F a,
1
F a= ( ∆ F b 2−∆ F b 1 )
2
1
F a= ( 1124.94 lb−0 )
2
F a=562.47 lb
Fa
sa = → (from DOME by Faires page 173)
As
Substituting
2249.88 lb
sm = →working equation 1
As
562.47 lb
sa = →working equation 2
As
By Soderberg line:
From:
From:
1 s m k f sa
= +
N sy sn
Where:
N=2
Substituting,
1
=
2249.88 lb
As
+
1.8
( 562.47 lb
As )
2 ( 21 x 103 psi ) ( 9 x 103 psi)
A s=0.4393 sq .∈.
From:
Therefore,
Use;
7
D= ∈. , A s=0.462 sq .∈¿
8
Specifications
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FAIRES, V. M., “Design of Machine Elements” 4 th Ed. New York: The McMillan
Company., 1969.
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