3. An ISO M12x1.75 class-12.9 bolt is used to fasten three members as shown in Fig. Q3. Dimensions are in millim...
3. An ISO M12x1.75 class-12.9 bolt is used to fasten three members as shown in Fig. Q3. Dimensions are in millimeters. The first member is cast iron, the second is low-carbon steel and the third is aluminum. The static loading safety factor is 2.5. Determine: a) Total bolt length, threaded length and threaded length in the joint. (6 pts) b) Bolt and joint stiffness using a 30 cone. (14 pts) c) Preload for permanent connections. (5 pts) d) Maximum static...
3. An ISO M12x1.75 class-12.9 bolt is used to fasten three members as shown in Fig. Q3. Dimensions are in millimeters. The first member is cast iron, the second is low-carbon steel and the third is aluminum. The static loading safety factor is 2.5. Determine a) Total bolt length, threaded length and threaded length in the joint. (6 pts) b) Bolt and joint stiffness using a 30° cone. (14 pts) c) Preload for permanent connections. (5 pts) d) Maximum static...
1. The section of the sealed joint shown in Fig. Q.1 is loaded by P 6.0 kip. The members have E-16 Mps, All bolts have been carefully preloaded to F. 25 kip a. If hardened-steel washers (American Standard, Narrow) are to be used under the head and nut, what length of bolts should be used (round up to the nearest 0.1 in)? (8 pts) b. Find kb, km (using 30° cone) and C. (24 pts) c Using the modifed Goodman...
our professor uses shigley's mechanical engineering design 9th edition The section of the sealed joint shown in Fig. Q.1 is loaded by P 6.0 kip. The members have E-16 Mpsi. All bolts have been carefully preloaded to Fi 25 kip each. a. If hardened-steel washers (American Standard, Narrow) are to be used under the head and nut, what length of bolts should be used (round up to the nearest 0.1 in)? (8 pts) b. Find kb, Km (using 30° cone)...