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==Standards==
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See Carroll Smith's ''Screw to Win''
===Metric===
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=Standards=
====ISO====
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==Metric==
====DIN====
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===ISO===
====JIS====
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===DIN===
===Inch===
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===JIS===
==Fastener Characteristics (how to choose)==
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==Inch==
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===SAE===
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[grades, charts, etc...]
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===AN===
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=Screw Types=
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==Hex Head==
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==Twelve Point==
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==Socket Head==
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aka Allen® head
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==Shoulder Screw==
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==Set Screw==
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=Nut Types=
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==Deez Nutz==
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===Hex Nut===
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===Weld Nut / Riv-Nut===
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==Locknut==
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Locknuts <u>resist</u> loosening. Other methods can be used to resist loosening: [[Washer#Lock washer|lock washers]], [[Safety Wire|safety wire]], [[Locking Adhesive|locking adhesive]], or design.
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===Jam Nut===
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===Nylon Lock===
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===Distorted Thread===
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====Jet/K Nut====
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great in high temperature environments. see brakes
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===Castle Nut===
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==Threaded Insert==
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=Fastener Characteristics (how to choose)=
  
 
* Initial Tensioning
 
* Initial Tensioning
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* Maintenance schedule
 
* Maintenance schedule
  
==Torque Tension Calcs==
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=Torque Tension Calcs=
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=Further Reading=
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* [https://ntrs.nasa.gov/archive/nasa/casi.ntrs.nasa.gov/19900009424.pdf NASA Fastener Design Manual]
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* Carroll Smith's ''Screw to Win''
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[[category:Fasteners]]
 
[[category:Fasteners]]

Revision as of 14:50, 21 May 2020

See Carroll Smith's Screw to Win

Standards

Metric

ISO

DIN

JIS

Inch

SAE

[grades, charts, etc...]

AN

Screw Types

Hex Head

Twelve Point

Socket Head

aka Allen® head

Shoulder Screw

Set Screw

Nut Types

Deez Nutz

Hex Nut

Weld Nut / Riv-Nut

Locknut

Locknuts resist loosening. Other methods can be used to resist loosening: lock washers, safety wire, locking adhesive, or design.

Jam Nut

Nylon Lock

Distorted Thread

Jet/K Nut

great in high temperature environments. see brakes

Castle Nut

Threaded Insert

Fastener Characteristics (how to choose)

  • Initial Tensioning
  • Initial Tightening Force
    • Brings bolt close to "proof load"
  • Deformation of threads (pic)
  • Maintenance schedule

Torque Tension Calcs

Further Reading