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                                                      Cone angle a                327
                                  t 1                         t middle
                                                                   L grip
                                  t 2                        L
                                                              grip /2



                                 FIGURE 8.2  Pressure distribution as frusta of hollow cones.

                      Without presenting the details of its development, which includes the integration of a
                    very complex integral, the stiffness of a frustum of a hollow cone (k frustum ) is given by
                    Eq. (8.20) as
                                                    (π tan α)Ed
                                    k frustum =                                 (8.20)
                                               (2t tan α + D − d)(D + d)
                                            ln
                                               (2t tan α + D + d)(D − d)
                    where (α) is the cone angle of the frustum, (E) is the modulus of elasticity of the member,
                    (d) is the nominal diameter of the bolt, or cap screw, and (D) is the diameter of the washer
                    face. As stated earlier, if the members have different thicknesses, there will be a third
                    thickness (t middle ), for which the diameter (D) will be the smaller of the two diameters of
                    the frustum. This special diameter (D*) for the third thickness (t middle ) can be found from
                    Eq. (8.21) as
                                        D = D + (L grip − 2 t middle ) tan α    (8.21)
                                         ∗
                                                             ◦
                      Current practice sets the cone angle (α) equal to 30 , and the standard washer face
                    diameter (D) for both the bolt and nut is equal to one and a half times the nominal diameter
                    of the bolt, that is (D = 1.5d).
                      Therefore, the frustum stiffness (k frustum ) given in Eq. (8.20) becomes the expression
                    given in Eq. (8.22)
                                                         ◦
                                                   (π tan 30 ) Ed
                                       k frustum =                              (8.22)
                                                   2 t tan 30 + 0.5 d
                                                          ◦
                                               ln 5
                                                   2 t tan 30 + 2.5 d
                                                          ◦
                    where again (d) is the nominal diameter of the bolt, or cap screw, and (t) is the thickness
                    of the frustum. Also, the special diameter (D*) given in Eq. (8.21) becomes
                                       ∗
                                      D = 1.5 d + (L grip − 2 t middle ) tan 30 ◦  (8.23)
                      Once calculated, the stiffness of each frustum is then used in Eq. (8.18) to determine the
                    overall stiffness of the members (k members ).
                      In Example 1, the length of the grip (L grip ) was given, but not the individual thicknesses of
                    the two members. Example 2 determines the overall stiffnesses of members in an assembly
                    when there is a third thickness (t middle ) resulting in three hollow cone frusta.
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