2005
DOI: 10.1520/jai12878
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A Method for Calculation of Fastener Torque Specifications Which Includes Statistical Tolerancing

Abstract: The Monte Carlo simulation method is applied to quantify the probability of exceeding the maximum desired bolt exploitation for fasteners tightened to a torque specification. The simulation results are utilized to develop a method for the calculation of torque specifications such that the probability that a bolt will exceed the maximum desired bolt exploitation is thirty-two parts per million (ppm).

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“…Uncertainties in these input factors will result in uncertain output results. Reiff shows a method of calculating fastener torque including statistical tolerancing [8]. The focus is on setting a tightening torque which does not result in loading a bolt beyond its yield strength.…”
Section: Statistical Consideration Using the Monte Carlo Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Uncertainties in these input factors will result in uncertain output results. Reiff shows a method of calculating fastener torque including statistical tolerancing [8]. The focus is on setting a tightening torque which does not result in loading a bolt beyond its yield strength.…”
Section: Statistical Consideration Using the Monte Carlo Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The statistical approach used in this paper is similar to the method described in [8], but the focus is not on the screw connection but rather on the load carrying capacity of the connection perpendicular to the screw axis (corresponding to the y-z-plane in Fig. 4).…”
Section: Statistical Consideration Using the Monte Carlo Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%