Measurement method for influence of residual stress on relaxation of tangential dual-bolt connection structures
A technology of residual stress and connection structure, which is used to measure torque/torsional force and other directions during tightening, can solve the problems of low measurement accuracy and complicated operation, and achieve the effect of accurate data, simple operation and guaranteed accuracy
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[0016] Step 1: Divide N bolt fasteners of the same batch and the same material into M groups, with n pieces in each group, numbered Ⅰ, Ⅱ, Ⅲ, ..., and the corresponding tangential connectors are numbered 1 and 2 in sequence , ..., and ultrasonically cleaned it before the experiment, and N, M, n are all even numbers.
[0017] Step 2: Apply a certain amplitude of exciting force and continuous vibration of frequency to the M group of bolts fixed on the vibrating table. At the same time interval, remove a group of bolts in sequence until all the bolts are removed.
[0018] Step 3: Leave the experimental bolts of group M after vibration for several days to release the residual stress. Then according to certain principles, select 4 test points on the polished rod of each bolt in each group of experimental bolts, and carry out the residual stress test through the X-ray residual stress tester, and measure the circumferential and axial residual stress of each measuring point , and reco...
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