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Q/In the figure below the clamping force on the pipe is (331.7 lb), knowing that a single threaded screw Acme
with major diameter (1 in) is used with coefficient of sliding friction (0.2135) and booth screw and nut are made
from 1030 - hot rolled Carbon Steel. If the collar has a rolling friction of 0.02 and the mean collar diameter is
1.75 in.
Determine:
1- The tightening and loosening torques. Is it self-locking?
2- Thread screw and nut induced stresses.
w*7.3+² + Fx (7.3+1+6+43))
Fy (3
10
3.3 in
Fx 421
3.3 (sin(
'in
3 in
?) 32°
hinge
"Sin (12")](https://content.bartleby.com/qna-images/question/a2f11591-deaa-4e11-85fd-bdda27ca5d17/1df51d20-1b22-4a98-bee3-5152ba57262b/pnlmham_thumbnail.jpeg)
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Q/In the figure below the clamping force on the pipe is (331.7 lb), knowing that a single threaded screw Acme
with major diameter (1 in) is used with coefficient of sliding friction (0.2135) and booth screw and nut are made
from 1030 - hot rolled Carbon Steel. If the collar has a rolling friction of 0.02 and the mean collar diameter is
1.75 in.
Determine:
1- The tightening and loosening torques. Is it self-locking?
2- Thread screw and nut induced stresses.
w*7.3+² + Fx (7.3+1+6+43))
Fy (3
10
3.3 in
Fx 421
3.3 (sin(
'in
3 in
?) 32°
hinge
"Sin (12")
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