Back to the Basics | Fasteners: Torque vs. Tension
by Kyle Manzer, Staff Engineer
Bolts, Capscrews, and Studs are used as fasteners for many applications in mechanical devices. On our rotating machinery, we have critical fasteners for couplings and anchor bolts, etc. and also non-critical fasteners for holding side covers, etc. In these cases, the fasteners work using the same principle, by providing a clamping force to hold two or more pieces together in compression.
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NewslettersMay 15th, 20150 comments
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