Fasten the header cover of the cylinder with an inner diameter of 400 mm and an internal pressure of 2 MPa with 16 bolts. 1 Additional load applied to one bolt by internal pressure (P) 2 Assuming that the total fastening force per bolt (Qb) is twice the load (P) applied to one additional bolt by internal pressure, the initial fastening force (Q0) to be applied to the bolt initially 3 Assuming that only tensile force (Qb) is applied to the bolt, the bolt diameter (d1)

Fasten the header cover of the cylinder with an inner diameter of 400 mm and an internal pressure of 2 MPa with 16 bolts. 1 Additional load applied to one bolt by internal pressure (P) 2 Assuming that the total fastening force per bolt (Qb) is twice the load (P) applied to one additional bolt by internal pressure, the initial fastening force (Q0) to be applied to the bolt initially 3 Assuming that only tensile force (Qb) is applied to the bolt, the bolt diameter (d1)

Steel Design (Activate Learning with these NEW titles from Engineering!)

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Author:Segui, William T.

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Chapter7: Simple Connections

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Problem 7.11.10P

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