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    Torque Calculation For Bolt

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    The document discusses how to calculate the torque required to tighten bolts of different grades, diameters, and pitches. It provides the formulas to calculate the net tensile area and proof load of bolts based on their dimensions and grade. For 8.8 grade bolts with a diameter of 20mm and pitch of 2.5mm, the net tensile area is 245mm^2 and the proof load is 110,250N, requiring a torque of 331N-m to turn the bolt. Tables are also included showing the proof loads, diameters, pitches, and required torque values for various bolt sizes and grades.

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    Torque Calculation For Bolt

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    The document discusses how to calculate the torque required to tighten bolts of different grades, diameters, and pitches. It provides the formulas to calculate the net tensile area and proof load of bolts based on their dimensions and grade. For 8.8 grade bolts with a diameter of 20mm and pitch of 2.5mm, the net tensile area is 245mm^2 and the proof load is 110,250N, requiring a torque of 331N-m to turn the bolt. Tables are also included showing the proof loads, diameters, pitches, and required torque values for various bolt sizes and grades.

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    The document discusses how to calculate the torque required to tighten bolts of different grades, diameters, and pitches. It provides the formulas to calculate the net tensile area and proof load of bolts based on their dimensions and grade. For 8.8 grade bolts with a diameter of 20mm and pitch of 2.5mm, the net tensile area is 245mm^2 and the proof load is 110,250N, requiring a torque of 331N-m to turn the bolt. Tables are also included showing the proof loads, diameters, pitches, and required torque values for various bolt sizes and grades.

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    Torque Calculation For Bolt

    Uploaded by

    Naga Manikanta Tatikonda
    The document discusses how to calculate the torque required to tighten bolts of different grades, diameters, and pitches. It provides the formulas to calculate the net tensile area and proof load of bolts based on their dimensions and grade. For 8.8 grade bolts with a diameter of 20mm and pitch of 2.5mm, the net tensile area is 245mm^2 and the proof load is 110,250N, requiring a torque of 331N-m to turn the bolt. Tables are also included showing the proof loads, diameters, pitches, and required torque values for various bolt sizes and grades.

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    The document discusses torque calculation and values for bolts of different grades and diameters.

    Torque values are calculated based on the net tensile area, proof stress and proof load of the bolt. A factor of 0.15 is considered for lubricated bolts.

    Bolt grades 8.8 and 10.9 are mentioned. Grade 8.8 has a proof stress of 450 MPa and grade 10.9 has a proof stress of 622.5 MPa.

    Torque Calculation for Bolt

    Grade of Bolt = 8.8 Grade

    Diameter of Bolt considered = 20 mm


    Table 1
    Pitch for bolt p = 2.5 mm ISO4017
    2011
    Net Tensile area Anet mm2 for bolt = pi()/4*(d-0.9382p)2

    Anet = pi()/4x(20-0.9382x2.5)2

    = 245 mm2

    Proof Stress for 8.8 grade bolts = 600 N/mm2 Table 3


    2
    for 10.9 grade bolts = 830 N/mm IS1367 Part 3
    2002
    For calculation of Torque value 75% of proof stress is considered so that the bolts
    will not reach yield stress while torquing

    Therefore Proof stress for 8.8 grade bolts = 450 N/mm2


    for 10.9 grade bolts = 622.5 N/mm2

    Therefore Proof Load T = Anet x Proof stress

    = 245x 450

    = 110250 N

    Therefore necessary torque to turn the bolt M = kTD

    Value of k = 0.15 for lubricating bolts

    M 0.15x110250x20
    =
    1000

    = 331 N-m
    Torque values for bolts of 8.8 & 10.9 Grades

    8.8 Grade 10.9 Grade

    Pitch Torque Proof Torque


    Dia Considered Net Tensile Proof Load T Value Load T Value
    mm mm Area mm2 kN N-m kN N-m
    16 2 157 71 171 98 236
    20 2.5 245 111 333 153 459
    24 3 353 159 573 220 792
    30 3.5 561 253 1139 350 1575
    33 3.5 694 313 1550 433 2144
    36 4 817 368 1988 509 2749
    42 4.5 1121 505 3182 698 4398
    48 5 1473 663 4774 917 6603
    Torque values for bolts of 8.8 & 10.9 Grades

    8.8 Grade 10.9 Grade

    Net
    Pitch Tensile Proof Torque Proof Torque
    Dia Considered Area Load T Value Load T Value
    mm mm mm2 kN N-m kN N-m
    16 2 157 71 171 98 236
    20 2.5 245 111 333 153 459
    24 3 353 159 573 220 792
    30 3.5 561 253 1139 350 1575
    33 3.5 694 313 1550 433 2144
    36 4 817 368 1988 509 2749
    42 4.5 1121 505 3182 698 4398
    48 5 1473 663 4774 917 6603

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