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M20 Bolt Separation & Fatigue Analysis

This is a worked example of bolt joint stiffness exercise done on PTC Mathcad. The referred tables are from Shigley's machine design book.

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M20 Bolt Separation & Fatigue Analysis

This is a worked example of bolt joint stiffness exercise done on PTC Mathcad. The referred tables are from Shigley's machine design book.

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3.

Given Required
Bolt specs: M20 coarse pitch, 5.8 a). Does separation occur at
grade, rolled threads max Force?
Fi= 36KN, pre-load b). If not, at what maximum
Pmax= 36KN, Pmin=10KN external load does
Km/Kb=3, R=99% separation occur?
c). Find the factor of safety
against fatigue failure.

To find if separation occurs, calculate the factor of


safety against joint separation using the joint
stiffness constant

Fi ≔ 36 kN
Pmin ≔ 10 kN
Pmax ≔ 36 kN ratio ≔ 3
Kb 1
C = ――― = ――― where ratio= Km/kb=3
Kb + Km Km
1 + ――
Kb

1
C ≔ ――― C = 0.25
1 + ratio

Fi 4
a) no ≔ ――――― →―
Pmax ⋅ ((1 - C)) 3
no = 1.333 Since no (Factor of safety against joint separation)
is >1, separation hasn't occurred yet.

b). Let Pseparation be the load at solve , Pseparation


Fi
which separation occurs, then at 1 = ――――――――――― → 48 ⋅ kN
that load, no=1 Pseparation ⋅ ((1 - C))

Pseparation ≔ 48 ⋅ kN <<Answer to b).

c). Using ASME fatigue criteria, first we need to find σ a, σ m, σ i,


Se and Sp...where Se is the fully corrected endurance strength of
the bolt and Sp is the proof strength of the bolt.

From table 8-1, the tensile stress area, At, At ≔ 245 mm 2


for a nominal diameter bolt M20, is 245
mm^2
From table 8-1, the tensile stress area, At,
for a nominal diameter bolt M20, is 245
mm^2

C ⋅ Pmax + Fi C ⋅ Pmin + Fi Fi
σmax ≔ ―――― σmin ≔ ―――― σi ≔ ―
At At At

σmax - σmin σmax + σmin


σa ≔ ――――― σm ≔ ――――― σi = 146.939 MPa
2 2
σa = 13.265 MPa σm = 170.408 MPa

From table 8-11, for a steel bolt of From table 8-17, fully corrected
grade 5.8, the minimum proof endurance limit for rolled
strength is 380Mpa. threads, M16-M36, is 129 Mpa

Sp ≔ 380 MPa Se ≔ 129 MPa

To find factor of safety against fatigue for the ASME elliptic criteria, we need to find the
intersection point between ASME ellipse and load line. Then,
nf (fatigue factor of safety) = Sa/ σ a.........................Equation 8-37
⎛ Sa ⎞ 2 ⎛ Sm ⎞ 2 σa
ASME Equation: ⎜―― ⎟ + ⎜―― ⎟ =1 Load line equation: Sa = ―――⋅ ((Sm - σi))
⎝ Se ⎠ ⎝ Sp ⎠ σm - σi
Solver ConstraintsGuess Values

Sm ≔ 1 MPa Sa ≔ 1 MPa

⎛ Sa ⎞ 2 ⎛ Sm ⎞ 2 σa
⎜―― ⎟ + ⎜―― ⎟ =1 Sa = ―――⋅ ((Sm - σi))
⎝ Se ⎠ ⎝ Sp ⎠ σm - σi

⎡ 82.317 ⎤
Find ((Sa , Sm )) = ⎢ MPa
⎣ 292.577 ⎥⎦

⎡ Sa ⎤ ⎡ 82.317 ⎤ Sa
⎢⎣ Sm ⎥⎦ ≔ ⎢⎣ 292.577 ⎥⎦ MPa nf ≔ ―― nf = 6.205 <<Answer to c).
σa

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