Correct torque share
Torsional stress uses torque acting in the thread, not total tightening torque.
Calculate tensile, torsional, and von Mises equivalent stress from preload and thread torque.
Set the inputs and start the calculation.
Preload, thread geometry, and thread torque produce tensile, torsional, and equivalent stress plus utilization.
Equivalent stress represents local tightening stress. External axial load, bending, transverse load, notch effects, and fatigue are not included.
Torsional stress uses torque acting in the thread, not total tightening torque.
Determine load sharing between bolt and clamped parts from their compliances.
Alternating load and possible joint slip require separate checks.
Complete assembly, service, fatigue, and clamp-load verification.
Mechanical properties and proof stresses for carbon and alloy steel bolts.
Account for capacity of the mating nut or internal thread.