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      The most common cause of fastener failure is fracture by fatigue, which is often created by inadequate tension and clamping force upon installation. Contrary to what may be intuitive, susceptibility to fatigue can be re- duced by increasing the amount of tensile preload in screws or bolts.

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      Article on Fatigue Failure of Bolts - Bolt Science

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      Fatigue cracks usually initiate in the thread roots but can also initiate under the bolt head. Often failure in this location is the result of an inadequate under head radius (resulting in a high stress concentration) or the bolt being mounted on an inclined surface.
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      Fatigue failures in fasteners are one of the most common problems that ... Bolt 1 experienced rotational bending (A), unidirectional bending from left to right (B) ...

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      Fatigue Failure in Bolted Joints — Life Cycle Engineering

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      We often unknowingly avoid fatigue failures in gasketed joints simply because the required crush for the gasket often dictates a torque or bolt tension that ...

      Fatigue Failures of Fasteners: Optical ... - OSTI.gov

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      Aug 2, 2006 — Common failure locations during fatigue testing are threaded fasteners – screws, bolts, tie-rods, etc. • Many fastener fatigue failures are due to a.
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      avoiding bolt failures - Baker Risk

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      A bolt fatigue failure involves three stages of damage: 1) initial crack initiation at a thread root, radius or material defect; 2) progressive cyclic fatigue growth; and 3) ...

      Bolt Fatigue Failure Due To Insufficient Tightening

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      Bolt Fatigue Failure Due To Insufficient Tightening. Bill Eccles PhD 2015-08-11 23:36:53. Ensuring fasteners are tightened sufficiently is one of the key factors to ...

      Are There any Fatigue Design Rules for Bolted Joints? - TWI

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      Fatigue failure of bolted joints can result from either cracking or self-loosening and can be prevented by appropriate design and fabrication methods. Fatigue ...

      A Study of Loosening and Fatigue Failure of Bolted Joints ...

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      Oct 11, 2020 — In this study, loosening-fatigue tests under small transvers vibrations have been performed to understand bolt behavior for the long life region.
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