Question 17? Approximately how many threads are specified for the bolt?

Q: Required information For a bolted assembly with 19 bolts, the stiffness of each bolt is kh= 1.0…

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Q: What is the relationship between the degrees of freedom and the types of joints?

A: Given: Relationship between the degree of freedom and the types of joints

Q: An ASE automotive grade bolt with three slash marks on its head, indicates a hardness of what grade…

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Q: Why is the 8 kN load not considered here?

A: This question is based on the concept of normal stress.

Q: How do you read the tolerance for the bolt?

A: Given :-  Bolt drawing   Find :-  How do u read the tolerance of the bolt = ?

Q: If the pitch of a thread is 1/18 inch, how many threads are needed for the threaded section of a…

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Q: The thread depth is  measured along the ----------------- of the thread. Pitch Crest Angles Face

A: Thread: A thread is a simple machine structure mainly used to convert the the linear motion of force…

Q: just to clarifay is the shaft stainless steel? or the tool making the threads on the shaft

A: It is the shaft which is made up of stainless steel.

Q: I need the answers to this question.

A: The explanation of the above terms have been explained below.

Q: Refer to drawing 21A044, How many full threads will the extra fine tapped hole contain? (Disregard…

A: In Engineering Drawing, the tapped hole with full threads is denoted in the form of given…

Q: I need help with this.

A: Note:We’ll answer the first question since the exact one wasn’tspecified. Please submit a new…

Q: By what means kind of small area or stripe be selectively hardened and a large steel pa

A: induction hardening and flame hardening

Q: 12 mm wrench fit over the head of a bolt that is 1/2" across

A: Given: Wrench size =12 mm Bolt size =1/2" AF (across the flat) To determine: Whether the wrench is…

Q: What is the direction of the threads?  RH??

A: Right-hand threads run in a clockwise course, while left-hand threads (as seen in our extend of…

Q: What size UNF bolt made from SAE grade 5 steel is needed to carry a static tensile load of 3000lb…

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Q: In most cases, pre-loading a bolted tensile joint increases the fatigue factor of safety. has no…

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Q: diameter? 9. How deep is the counterbore? 1. Approximately how long is the tapped hole? . What does…

A: 10. Approximately how long is the tapped hole

Q: How many and what kinds of materials are needed to start a thread?

A: To start a thread, you typically need the following materials: Thread material: This can be made…

Q: 1. Under what conditions are straight, or non-tapering, pipe threads used?

A: Here is the solution of your question:-Explanation:Straight or non-tapering pipe threads are…

Q: the various parts? 13. What is the tolerance on "F," the chamfer angle? 13 14. How square must the…

A: 13. 6 ° is the tolerance on "F" the chamfer angle As 20° - 14° = 6°    14. square must the ends of…

Q: What form of screw thread is most commonly used in japan?

A: The most commonly used screw thread form in Japan is the metric thread system, particularly the ISO…

Q: How were the gear prevented from Sliding and causing Disengagement?

A: Gears are the circular machine parts that consist of the pointed segment around the edges, which…

Q: M25x6-4h5h-23   describe each part

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Metrology of Screw Threads

Screw threads are a series of ridges having the profile of a helix. This helix profile runs continuously along the length of a uniform solid or a hollow bar of a circular cross-section at periodic intervals. These helix ridges are also formed over a conical bar. These continuous helical ridges are termed threads.