Mar 1, 2011 #1 jbar1 Nuclear Mar 1, 2011 1 how are we to proceed with this torque method.These 4 studs per are retaining a 6" dia shaft
Mar 1, 2011 #2 DVWE Petroleum Apr 5, 2007 2,317 Hydraulic wrenches will probably be your best bet. Here is a web-site to a popular one, there are many others and plenty of places rent them... http://www.hytorc.com Another method you may want to consider, if the torque required on the nut is large, is stud tensioning. Really is a superior method to torquing a nut. http://www.htico.com/variable-stud-tensioners.html Upvote 0 Downvote
Hydraulic wrenches will probably be your best bet. Here is a web-site to a popular one, there are many others and plenty of places rent them... http://www.hytorc.com Another method you may want to consider, if the torque required on the nut is large, is stud tensioning. Really is a superior method to torquing a nut. http://www.htico.com/variable-stud-tensioners.html
Mar 3, 2011 #3 Duwe6 Industrial Jul 27, 2010 2,189 The problem with turn-of-the-nut is that the length of the bolt/stud changes the required rotation needed. Upvote 0 Downvote
The problem with turn-of-the-nut is that the length of the bolt/stud changes the required rotation needed.
Mar 10, 2011 #4 tothepoint Mechanical Mar 31, 2003 91 Take a look at jack-bolt nuts like Superbolt. Upvote 0 Downvote
