Allowable shear load SAE Grade 5 bolt
Allowable shear load SAE Grade 5 bolt
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Does anyone have any data on the allowable shear load for a SAE J429 Grade 4 bolt?
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Allowable shear load SAE Grade 5 bolt
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RE: Allowable shear load SAE Grade 5 bolt
1/4 thru 1 inch Yield (psi)=92,000 Ultimate Tensile Strength (psi)=120,000
One method used to calculate the value is the American Institute of Steel Construction (AISC) Manual of Steel Construction, Allowable Stress Design. Using this method, the allowable tensile stress, Ft, and the allowable shear
stress, Fv, are calculated as follows:
Ft = 0.33 x Fu
Fv = 0.17 x Fu
Where Fu = minimum specified ultimate tensile
strength for the steel material.
This stress is then applied to the gross nominal area of the threaded section to calculate the load in pounds.
See spreadsheet at:
http://www.arcwallsys.com/Grade5-ASTM%20A449%20StrucFast.xls
also
Mil-Handbook 5 list Fv = 0.60 x Fu