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    Stress Analysis of Flange Bolted Joints

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    The document discusses stress analysis of the skin, buckling analysis of shells, and design checks of inter-section fasteners and bulkheads. It provides equations to calculate total stress, factor of safety, critical buckling stresses, bolt forces, bending and axial stresses, and total stress. Parameters include temperature, ultimate tensile strength, radius, thickness, Young's modulus, pressure, bending moment, axial force, number of bolts, and pitch circle diameter.

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    Stress Analysis of Flange Bolted Joints

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    The document discusses stress analysis of the skin, buckling analysis of shells, and design checks of inter-section fasteners and bulkheads. It provides equations to calculate total stress, factor of safety, critical buckling stresses, bolt forces, bending and axial stresses, and total stress. Parameters include temperature, ultimate tensile strength, radius, thickness, Young's modulus, pressure, bending moment, axial force, number of bolts, and pitch circle diameter.

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    The document discusses stress analysis of the skin, buckling analysis of shells, and design checks of inter-section fasteners and bulkheads. It provides equations to calculate total stress, factor of safety, critical buckling stresses, bolt forces, bending and axial stresses, and total stress. Parameters include temperature, ultimate tensile strength, radius, thickness, Young's modulus, pressure, bending moment, axial force, number of bolts, and pitch circle diameter.

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    The document discusses stress analysis of the skin, buckling analysis of shells, and design checks of inter-section fasteners and bulkheads. It provides equations to calculate total stress, factor of safety, critical buckling stresses, bolt forces, bending and axial stresses, and total stress. Parameters include temperature, ultimate tensile strength, radius, thickness, Young's modulus, pressure, bending moment, axial force, number of bolts, and pitch circle diameter.

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    Stress Analysis of the Skin:

    P M P M
    Total Stress  TOT    
    A Z  D t  R2 t
    Temperature on the material = T 0C t
    UTS of the material @ Temp. = UTS MPa
    T
    Total Stress on the skin = σ TOT MPa
    Factor Of Safety on UTS = UTS / σ TOT = FOS
    Buckling Analysis of the shell:
    NASA SP-8007 (BUCKLING OF THIN-
    WALLED CIRCULAR CYLINDERS) BM AF D
    Radius of the shell R = Rs
    Thickness of shell t
    Ratio of Radius & Thickness = R / t
    Young's modulus E =106300 MPa
    Parameter Ø = (1/16) * (√ (R / T))
    Parameter(1- e-Ø) L
    Parameter γ c = 1- (0.901 * (1- e-Ø))
    Parameter γ b = 1- (0.731 * (1- e-Ø))
    Critical stress (AF) σ Ccr = 0.6 * γ c *E* (t / R)
    Critical stress (BM) σ Bcr = 0.6 * γ b *E* (t / R)
    Stress due to AF σ C = P/A
    Stress due to BM σ B = M/Z
    Ratio of Stress due to AF Rc = σ C/ σ Ccr
    Ratio of Stress due to BM Rb = σ B/ σ Bcr
    Buckling Lad Factor is BLF = 1 / (Rc + Rb )
    Design check of Inter Section Fasteners:

    Size of the bolt d mm


    No of bolts n
    PCD PCD mm
    OD D mm
    Bending moment BM kN-m
    Pre-Tightening Torque PTT N-mm
    Bolt Force due to PTT Fi N
    Sigma Ri square mm2
    Bolt Force due to BM Fs N
    Total Force Ft N SCHEMATIC OF INTER SECTION JOINTS

    Stress area of the bolt r i


    2
     r12  r22  ............  rn2 mm2
    UTS UTS MPa
    Stress developed in the bolt σ MPa
    FOS UTS/σ

    PTT 
     M 
    FT  FI  K  [ FS ]   0.1  2  PCD   PCD
    0 .2  d  ri
     
    K = 0.1 for metal to metal contact Tilting
    Stud property class = 10.9 edge
    r1 r2 r3 r4 r5
    Stress Analysis of Bulkheads:
    No. of bolts n
    SCHEMATIC OF BH SECTION
    PCD in mm PCD tsk

    Bending moment (kN-m) BM

    Axial force (kN) AF tbh

    Thickness (mm) t OD

    Offset distance(mm) e

    UTS (MPa) UTS

    ri
    2
    Sigma Ri square   r12  r22  ......  rn2 mm2
    BM
    Bolt force per unit length  B Ful  N/mm
     r i2
    Maximum bolt force  BFmax  BFul * PCD N

    Total Bending moment due to all studs  BM T  BFmax * e * n N-mm

    BM per unit periphery  BM up  BM T  ( PCD  2e) N

    Bending stress   BM  ( BM up * 6) t
    2
    MPa
    AF
    Stress due to axial force   AF 
     * ( PCD  2e) * t  MPa

    Total stress   TOT   BM   AF MPa


    UTS
    Factor of Safety  FOS 
     TOT

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