3: The figure shows a bolt subjected to a tensile load as a result of tightening during installation on a surface. 1. If the applied force is 22.3 kN, calculate the shear stress in the bolt head (MPa). 2. If the applied force is 22.3 kN, calculate the bearing stress between the surface and the bolt head (MPa). 3. Calculate the maximum force (kN) that may be applied if the bolt has a tensile strength of 200 MPa. ANSWER: 73.94 MPa; 111.76 MPa; 22.6 KN Cylindrical shear area, 19.0 mm 8.00 mm Applied force Shear area Reaction force on underside of head -12.0 mm -M12 x1.75 thread

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3: The figure shows a bolt subjected to a tensile load as a result
of tightening during installation on a surface.
1. If the applied force is 22.3 kN, calculate the shear stress in the bolt
head (MPa).
2. If the applied force is 22.3 kN, calculate the bearing stress between
the surface and the bolt head (MPa).
3. Calculate the maximum force (kN) that may be applied if the bolt
has a tensile strength of 200 MPa.
ANSWER: 73.94 MPa; 111.76 MPa; 22.6 KN
Cylindrical
shear area,
19.0 mm
8.00 mm
Applied
force
Shear
area
Reaction force
on underside
of head
-12.0 mm
-M12 x1.75 thread
Transcribed Image Text:3: The figure shows a bolt subjected to a tensile load as a result of tightening during installation on a surface. 1. If the applied force is 22.3 kN, calculate the shear stress in the bolt head (MPa). 2. If the applied force is 22.3 kN, calculate the bearing stress between the surface and the bolt head (MPa). 3. Calculate the maximum force (kN) that may be applied if the bolt has a tensile strength of 200 MPa. ANSWER: 73.94 MPa; 111.76 MPa; 22.6 KN Cylindrical shear area, 19.0 mm 8.00 mm Applied force Shear area Reaction force on underside of head -12.0 mm -M12 x1.75 thread
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