Required stress area screw

27.3
Eqn. 1
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Stress areaAS>609mm2 
Bolts total forceFSG = 100kN
Clamping lengthlk = 50mm
Yield strengthRp 0,2 = 640MPa
Calc 1
Stress area screw connection80

The total bolts force FSG is determined from the operating force and the required clamping force.

The clamping length lk denotes the total thickness of the parts connected under pressure. To optimize a screw connection, the clamping length should be three to five times the screw diameter.

The following simplified assumptions apply8084

  • only applicable for shaft screws and not for expansion screws
  • Friction coefficient μG  = 0.12 in the thread
  • Tightening factor kA = 2.5 for tightening with a torque wrench

The clamp connection is successful if the selected stress area AS of all bolts is larger than calculated.

Yield strength Rp 0.2
Strength class 8.8 640 MPa
Strength class 10.9 900 MPa
Strength class 12.9 1080 MPa

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Muhs, D, et al.Roloff Matek MaschinenelementeViewegWiesbaden200517. Auflage
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Muhs, D, et al.Roloff Matek Maschinenelemente, TabellenViewegWiesbaden200517. Auflage
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