Number of Bolts given Primary Shear Force Solution

STEP 0: Pre-Calculation Summary
Formula Used
Number of Bolts in Bolted Joint = Imaginary Force on Bolt/Primary Shear Force on Bolt
n = P/P1'
This formula uses 3 Variables
Variables Used
Number of Bolts in Bolted Joint - Number of Bolts in Bolted Joint is simply defined as the number of bolts that are under our consideration in the bolted joint.
Imaginary Force on Bolt - (Measured in Newton) - Imaginary Force on Bolt is the force that is considered to act virtually on the eccentrically loaded bolted joint.
Primary Shear Force on Bolt - (Measured in Newton) - Primary Shear Force on Bolt is defined as the force acting in a direction parallel to a surface or to a planar cross-section of the bolt.
STEP 1: Convert Input(s) to Base Unit
Imaginary Force on Bolt: 12000 Newton --> 12000 Newton No Conversion Required
Primary Shear Force on Bolt: 3000 Newton --> 3000 Newton No Conversion Required
STEP 2: Evaluate Formula
Substituting Input Values in Formula
n = P/P1' --> 12000/3000
Evaluating ... ...
n = 4
STEP 3: Convert Result to Output's Unit
4 --> No Conversion Required
FINAL ANSWER
4 <-- Number of Bolts in Bolted Joint
(Calculation completed in 00.020 seconds)

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13 Load and Strength Characteristics Calculators

Tensile Force on Bolt in Shear
Go Tensile Force in Bolt = pi*Core Diameter of Bolt*Height of Nut*Shear Yield Strength of Bolt/Factor of Safety of Bolted Joint
Thickness of Parts Held Together by Bolt given Stiffness of Bolt
Go Total Thickness of Parts held together by Bolt = (pi*Nominal Bolt Diameter^2*Modulus of Elasticity of Bolt)/(4*Stiffness of Bolt)
Stiffness of Bolt given Thickness of Parts Joined by Bolt
Go Stiffness of Bolt = (pi*Nominal Bolt Diameter^2*Modulus of Elasticity of Bolt)/(4*Total Thickness of Parts held together by Bolt)
Young's Modulus of Bolt given Stiffness of Bolt
Go Modulus of Elasticity of Bolt = (Stiffness of Bolt*Total Thickness of Parts held together by Bolt*4)/(Nominal Bolt Diameter^2*pi)
Tensile Force on Bolt in Tension
Go Tensile Force in Bolt = pi/4*Core Diameter of Bolt^2*Tensile Yield Strength of Bolt/Factor of Safety of Bolted Joint
Tensile Force on Bolt given Maximum Tensile Stress in Bolt
Go Tensile Force in Bolt = Maximum Tensile Stress in Bolt*pi/4*Core Diameter of Bolt^2
Imaginary Force at Center of Gravity of Bolted Joint given Primary Shear Force
Go Imaginary Force on Bolt = Primary Shear Force on Bolt*Number of Bolts in Bolted Joint
Number of Bolts given Primary Shear Force
Go Number of Bolts in Bolted Joint = Imaginary Force on Bolt/Primary Shear Force on Bolt
Pre Load in Bolt given Amount of Compression in Parts Joined by Bolt
Go Pre Load in Bolt = Amount of Compression of Bolted Joint*Combined Stiffness of Bolt
Pre Load in Bolt given Wrench Torque
Go Pre Load in Bolt = Wrench Torque for Bolt Tightening/(0.2*Nominal Bolt Diameter)
Wrench Torque Required to Create Required Pre Load
Go Wrench Torque for Bolt Tightening = 0.2*Pre Load in Bolt*Nominal Bolt Diameter
Resultant Load on Bolt given Pre Load and External Load
Go Resultant Load on Bolt = Pre Load in Bolt+Load due to External Force on Bolt
Pre Load in Bolt given Elongation of Bolt
Go Pre Load in Bolt = Elongation of Bolt*Stiffness of Bolt

Number of Bolts given Primary Shear Force Formula

Number of Bolts in Bolted Joint = Imaginary Force on Bolt/Primary Shear Force on Bolt
n = P/P1'

Define Imaginary Forces

A fictitious force (also called a pseudo force, d'Alembert force or inertial force) is a force that appears to act on a mass whose motion is described using a non-inertial frame of reference, such as an accelerating or rotating reference frame. An example is seen in a passenger vehicle that is accelerating in the forward direction passengers perceive that they are acted upon by a force in the rearward direction pushing them back into their seats.

How to Calculate Number of Bolts given Primary Shear Force?

Number of Bolts given Primary Shear Force calculator uses Number of Bolts in Bolted Joint = Imaginary Force on Bolt/Primary Shear Force on Bolt to calculate the Number of Bolts in Bolted Joint, The Number of Bolts given Primary Shear Force formula is defined as the number of bolts that are under consideration. Number of Bolts in Bolted Joint is denoted by n symbol.

How to calculate Number of Bolts given Primary Shear Force using this online calculator? To use this online calculator for Number of Bolts given Primary Shear Force, enter Imaginary Force on Bolt (P) & Primary Shear Force on Bolt (P1') and hit the calculate button. Here is how the Number of Bolts given Primary Shear Force calculation can be explained with given input values -> 4 = 12000/3000.

FAQ

What is Number of Bolts given Primary Shear Force?
The Number of Bolts given Primary Shear Force formula is defined as the number of bolts that are under consideration and is represented as n = P/P1' or Number of Bolts in Bolted Joint = Imaginary Force on Bolt/Primary Shear Force on Bolt. Imaginary Force on Bolt is the force that is considered to act virtually on the eccentrically loaded bolted joint & Primary Shear Force on Bolt is defined as the force acting in a direction parallel to a surface or to a planar cross-section of the bolt.
How to calculate Number of Bolts given Primary Shear Force?
The Number of Bolts given Primary Shear Force formula is defined as the number of bolts that are under consideration is calculated using Number of Bolts in Bolted Joint = Imaginary Force on Bolt/Primary Shear Force on Bolt. To calculate Number of Bolts given Primary Shear Force, you need Imaginary Force on Bolt (P) & Primary Shear Force on Bolt (P1'). With our tool, you need to enter the respective value for Imaginary Force on Bolt & Primary Shear Force on Bolt and hit the calculate button. You can also select the units (if any) for Input(s) and the Output as well.
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