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    This document introduces bolted joints, which are connections formed using bolts between two or more parts. It discusses that bolted joints are used in a wide range of applications, including pressurized vessels, compressors, turbines, motors, aircraft, highways, rail, sea, and space. The document also notes that there are two basic types of bolted joints: tensile joints where the force is parallel to the bolt axes, and shear joints where the force is perpendicular to the bolt axes.

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    This document introduces bolted joints, which are connections formed using bolts between two or more parts. It discusses that bolted joints are used in a wide range of applications, including pressurized vessels, compressors, turbines, motors, aircraft, highways, rail, sea, and space. The document also notes that there are two basic types of bolted joints: tensile joints where the force is parallel to the bolt axes, and shear joints where the force is perpendicular to the bolt axes.

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    Bolt Joint - Basic Concept and Mechanics

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    This document introduces bolted joints, which are connections formed using bolts between two or more parts. It discusses that bolted joints are used in a wide range of applications, including pressurized vessels, compressors, turbines, motors, aircraft, highways, rail, sea, and space. The document also notes that there are two basic types of bolted joints: tensile joints where the force is parallel to the bolt axes, and shear joints where the force is perpendicular to the bolt axes.

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    INTRODUCTION TO THE

    BOLTED JOINT

    The range and variety of Bolted Joints


    Bolted Joints
    Press-
    urized
    Bolted
    Joints
    (High
    Pressure
    Vessel)
    More Bolted Joints

    Compressor Crank
    Many Bolted Joints
    More Bolted Joints Turbine Coupling
    More Bolted Joints Motor Mount
    Challenged Bolted Joints
    (damaged aircraft wheel)

    Bolts
    Other Bolted Joint
    Examples?
     Highways?  Others?

     Rail?

     Sea?

     Space?
    More Bolted Joints Track Rail Joint
    More Bolted Joints Gear Box Spring clevis
    Is this a Bolted Joint?

    Two or
    more
    things
    bolted
    together?
    Two Basic Types of Bolted
    Joints
     Tensile Joint -
    Force Parallel
    to Bolt Axes

     Shear Joint -
    Force
    perpendicular
    to Bolt Axes

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