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RE: [MW:27384] Difference between Bolt Torqueing and Bolt Tensioning

I have been a member of Google's Materials-Welding Group for approximately 2 years, and have never received a "spoofing" warning before.

Why now?  Please explain, and correct your trigger.  Thank you.

 

Regards,

Dennis Thompson, P. E.,

Manager, Technical Support Group (TSG)

973-885-2148

 

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PK M,

 

Bolt torqueing refers to the circumferential moment (ft-lbs, or m-N) exerted on a bolt-nut assembly, or on a bolt and threaded-hole assembly, to tighten the assembly.

The tightening of the assembly imparts a tensile stress (lbs/in2, or N/m2) in the bolt, and a compressive stress in the components being clamped between the bolt-nut assembly, or between the bolt and the component containing the threaded hole.

 

Therefore, bolt tensioning is the result of bolt torqueing.

 

Regards,

D. Thompson

 

From: materials-welding@googlegroups.com [mailto:materials-welding@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of PK M
Sent: Sunday, February 25, 2018 4:06 AM
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Subject: [MW:27382] Differance between Bolt Torquing and Bolt tentioning ?

 

Dears,

 

Differance between Bolt Torquing and Bolt tentioning ?

 

thanks.

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