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                            U.S. Customary 15:14  APPLICATION TO MACHINES  SI/Metric
                  Step 13. Use the guidelines in Eq. (8.26) to  Step 13. Use the guidelines in Eq. (8.26) to
                  determine the bolt preload (F preload ) as  determine the bolt preload (F preload ) as
                        F preload = 0.90 F proof           F preload = 0.90 F proof
                             = (0.90)(19,200 lb)                = (0.90)(94,200 N)
                             = 17,280 lb                        = 84,780 N
                  Step 14. Substitute the proof load (F proof )  Step 14. Substitute the proof load (F proof )
                  found in step 12, the bolt preload (F preload )  found in step 12, the bolt preload (F preload )
                  found in step 13, the joint constant (C) found  found in step 13, the joint constant (C) found
                  in step 11, and the given external load (P) in  in step 11, and the given external load (P) in
                  Eq. (8.45) to determine the load factor (n load )  Eq. (8.45) to determine the load factor (n load )
                  as                                 as
                            F proof − F preload               F proof − F preload
                      n load =                           n load =
                                CP                                CP
                            (19,200 lb) − (17,280 lb)         (94,200 N) − (84,780 N)
                         =                                  =
                               (0.27)(4,000 lb)                  (0.28)(18,000 N)
                            1,920 lb                          9,420 N
                         =        = 1.78 < 2                =       = 1.87 < 2
                            1,080 lb                          5,040 N
                  Step 15. Substitute the bolt preload (F preload )  Step 15. Substitute the bolt preload (F preload )
                  found in step 13, the joint constant (C) found  found in step 13, the joint constant (C) found
                  in step 11, and the given external load (P)  in step 11, and the given external load (P)
                  in Eq. (8.49) to determine the factor-of-safety  in Eq. (8.49) to determine the factor-of-safety
                  against separation (n separation ) as  against separation (n separation ) as

                                F preload                         F preload
                      n separation =                    n separation =
                               P (1 − C)                         P (1 − C)
                                  17,280 lb                          84,780 N
                             =                                 =
                               (4,000 lb)(1 − 0.27)              (18,000 N)(1 − 0.28)
                               17,280 lb                         84,780 N
                             =        = 5.9 ∼ 6                =        = 6.5
                                          =
                               2,920 lb                          12,960 N
                  Step 16. Substitute the joint constant (C)  Step 16. Substitute the joint constant (C)
                  found in step 11, and the given external load  found in step 11, and the given external load
                  (P) and tensile-stress area (A T ) in Eq. (8.55) to  (P) and tensile-stress area (A T ) in Eq. (8.55) to
                  determine the alternating stress on the bolt (σ a )  determine the alternating stress on the bolt (σ a )
                  as                                 as
                          CP     (0.27)(4,000 lb)            CP    (0.28)(18,000 N)
                     σ a =   =              2           σ a =   =          −4  2
                          2 A T  (2)(2.26 × 10 −1  in )     2 A T  (2)(1.57 × 10  m )
                            1,080 lb                           5,040 N
                       =                                  =        −4  2
                          4.52 × 10 −1  in 2                3.14 × 10  m
                                                                  7
                                3
                       = 2.39 × 10 lb/in 2                = 1.61 × 10 N/m 2
                       = 2.39 kpsi                        = 16.1MPa
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