0.

3707 P
P

2
d 0.5 P d= 0.5P+0.25 mm

(1E9)Fig. 4.1.9: Acme thread

(1E8)Fig. 4.1.8 : Square thread
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P
R
45
R

= 0.75P.
d 05 P R 0.25 P D= P

Buttress thread
4.1.10 Knuckle thread (1E11)Fig. 4.1.11
(1E10)Fig.
 Free Hand Sketches of Engineering Elements
30

pper corners, the

e of the nut. This
circle will appear W 1.5D+3 L
2D

adopted are as

eter of the bolt,

(1E19)Fig.4.2.2 Hexagonal nut

(Approx.) 30
2D

W-1.5D+3

fhalt 11Toio 423. Somare mut

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D
1.5D+3

2.2D
D
D

(1E21)Fig. 4.2.4 Flanged nut (1E22)Fig. 4.2.5: Cap nut (1E23)Fig. 4.2.6 : Dome nut
 9Ciap
1 8D 1 5D
0.6D
1.5D 1.2D

18D
D
0.2D
2D

0.2D

(1E24Fig. 4.2.7: Capstan nut (1E25Fig. 4.2.8: Ring nut (1E26Fig. 4.2.9: Wing nut
 n e necK into a hole prov1ded e
IIUting corresponding bolt
while tightening the nut.

0.8D
9.8D 0.8D
2D

20

L 1.5D+3
(1E31)Fig. 4.2.14 Square headed bolt
(1E32)Fig. 4.2.15: Square headed bolt (with square neck)
3 Checea r Culinddriool
 0 80 0.8D

(1E35Fig. 4.2.18: T-headed bolt

1.2D

(1E37)Fig. 4.2.20 Eye bolt

 80
1.8D
d/4 d/4

1.5D
SE
D

Round head
Hexagonal or Cup head
head

Flat head 1.5D 1.5D 1.5D

A
D D

Cylindrical
head Fillister Oval head
head

(1E44)Fig. 4.2.27(a) :Set screw heads

 0.2D
0.2D

IU
TU
0.25D

2 5

TIT

(1E349Fig. 4.2.31 : Slotted nut (1E50)Fig. 4.2.32 Castle nut