The Variations of Stress Induced in an Eccentrically Located Bolt Securing a Flanged Joint

Author

Verne E. Blake Jr.

Publication Date

Spring 1-30-1956

Abstract

It is common practice in design work to use bolts as a means of attaching load carrying members. In many instances it is not possible to locate the bolt so the line of action of the external load will pass through the bolt axis. As a result, there are secondary loads, resulting from the eccentricity of the load paths, which the bolt must resist in addition to the primary loads.

Keywords

Bolt Axis, Bolt Tensile and Bending Loads, Bolt Stress, Input Stress

Degree Name

Mechanical Engineering

Level of Degree

Masters

Department Name

Mechanical Engineering

First Committee Member (Chair)

R.C. Dove

Second Committee Member

C.T. Grace

Third Committee Member

E. Zwoyer

Document Type

Thesis

Language

English

Recommended Citation

Blake, Verne E. Jr.. "The Variations of Stress Induced in an Eccentrically Located Bolt Securing a Flanged Joint." (1956). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/me_etds/102