The document discusses specifications for various types of bolts and nuts used in structural applications. It provides specifications for metric and imperial high tensile hex bolts, nuts, stud bolts and nuts. It details the material properties, dimensions, property classes/grades and standards that apply for each type. Using high tensile bolts over ordinary bolts provides advantages like reduced number of bolts needed, smaller bolt sizes, lower assembly and maintenance costs and increased joint strength. Charts and tables compare dimensions, grades, tensile strengths and other properties of different bolt and nut types and standards.
The document discusses specifications for various types of bolts and nuts used in structural applications. It provides specifications for metric and imperial high tensile hex bolts, nuts, stud bolts and nuts. It details the material properties, dimensions, property classes/grades and standards that apply for each type. Using high tensile bolts over ordinary bolts provides advantages like reduced number of bolts needed, smaller bolt sizes, lower assembly and maintenance costs and increased joint strength. Charts and tables compare dimensions, grades, tensile strengths and other properties of different bolt and nut types and standards.
The document discusses specifications for various types of bolts and nuts used in structural applications. It provides specifications for metric and imperial high tensile hex bolts, nuts, stud bolts and nuts. It details the material properties, dimensions, property classes/grades and standards that apply for each type. Using high tensile bolts over ordinary bolts provides advantages like reduced number of bolts needed, smaller bolt sizes, lower assembly and maintenance costs and increased joint strength. Charts and tables compare dimensions, grades, tensile strengths and other properties of different bolt and nut types and standards.
The document discusses specifications for various types of bolts and nuts used in structural applications. It provides specifications for metric and imperial high tensile hex bolts, nuts, stud bolts and nuts. It details the material properties, dimensions, property classes/grades and standards that apply for each type. Using high tensile bolts over ordinary bolts provides advantages like reduced number of bolts needed, smaller bolt sizes, lower assembly and maintenance costs and increased joint strength. Charts and tables compare dimensions, grades, tensile strengths and other properties of different bolt and nut types and standards.
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The document discusses specifications of different types of bolts like metric series bolts, stud bolts, heavy structural friction grip bolts, and compares their dimensions, material properties and strength grades.
The different types of bolts discussed are metric series bolts, stud bolts, heavy structural friction grip bolts.
The advantages of using high tensile bolts discussed are reduced number of bolts, reduced bolt size, less number of holes, reduced size of holes, reduced assembly cost, and reduced maintenance cost.
STUD BOLT SPECIFICATION
High Tensile Hex Bolts/Screws
Metric Series - Dimensions Note: 1. The bolts and screws will generally confirm to IS:1364 2. Threads will generally confirm to class 6G of IS:4218 3. Material High grade carbon / alloy steel 4. Heat Treatment : Property class 8.8 or 10.9 5. Thread Length : Bolts shall be half threaded. Screws shall be fully threaded. 6. All dimensions are in millimeters.
Specifications Diameter Range Length Range Property Grade IS 1364 M 16 - M 64 30 mm - 450 mm IS 1367 Gr. 8.8 / 10.9
High Tensile Hex Head Nuts Note: 1. The nuts will generally confirm to IS:1364 2. Threads will generally confirm to class 6H of IS:4218 3. Material : High grade carbon/alloy steel 4. Heat Treatment : As per property class 8 or 10. 5. In Bolt/Nut assembly, tightening should be done by rotation of nut. 6. All dimensions are in millimeters.
Specifications Diameter Range Grade IS 1364 M 16 - M 64 IS 1367 Gr. 8 / 10
It is obvious from the following chart that high tensile bolt of property class 8.8 is approximately four times stronger than an ordinary mild steel bolt of property class 4.6. This extra strength of high tensile bolts can be used to upgrade an assembled joint from a low tensile one to high tensile one to gain all the advantage described. Advantage : Reduced number of bolts. * Reduced bolt size. *Less numbers of holes. Reduced size of holes. *Reduced assembly cost. *Reduced maintenance cost. Strength Grade Tensile Grade Yield Grade Yield Index (4.6=100) 4.6 400 Mpa 240 Mpa 100 8.8 800 Mpa 640 Mpa 266 10.9 1000 Mpa 900 Mpa 375
Heavy Structural Friction Grip Bolts-IS 3757 Metric Series - Dimensions Note: 1. The bolts and screws will generally confirm to IS:3757-Metric Heavy Structural Bolts. 2. Threads will confirm to class 6G of IS:4218 3. Material : High grade carbon / alloy steel 4. Heat Treatment : As per Property class 8S or 10S 5. Thread Length LT for < 100 LT for > 100 6. All dimensions are in millimeters.
Specifications Diameter Range Length Range Property Grade IS 3757 M 16 - M 36 30 mm - 300 mm IS 1367 Gr. 8.5 / 10.5
Heavy Structural Friction Grip Nuts - IS 6623 Note: 1. The nuts will generally confirm to IS:6623 Metric Heavy Structural nuts. 2. Threads will generally confirm to class 6H of IS:4218 3. Material : High grade carbon/alloy steel 4. Heat Treatment : As per property class 8 to 10. 5. In Bolt/Nut assembly, tightening should be done by rotation of nut. 6. All dimensions are in millimeters.
Specifications Diameter Range Grade IS 6623 M 16 - M 36 IS 1367 Gr. 8 / 10
In expanding use of constructional steel, particularly in bridges and other structures where the weight of the structure itself is extremely important initiated to use a bolt with higher strength and heavy hex than those of normal high tensile bolts.
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Cost of fasteners is disproportionate with their utility. Consequently, the reliability of 95% cost, of the project resets on 5% cost of the fastners giving them high value responsibility in structural joints. The IPC cost (In Place Coast), for a given joint, can be reduced be using lesser bolts or smaller diameter bolts. This can only be done through smaller fasteners with tensile strength. = = = = = = == = = = =
Stud Bolts ASTM A 193 Inch Series, UNC/UN - Dimensions Note: 1. The stud bolts will generally confirm to ASTM A 193 Gr:B7 2. Threads will confirm to class 2A of unified coarse threads as per ANSI B1.1 3. Material : Medium Carbon Chromium Molybdenum Steel. CR-MO Alloy Steel (Cr-Mo). 4. Heat Treatment : As per Grade 'B7' 5. All dimensions are in inches.
Specifications Diameter Range Length Range Property Grade ASTM A 193 1/2" - 3.3/4" 3.1/2" - 40" GR.B7
Hexagon Nuts ASTM A 194 Note: 1. The nuts will generally confirm to ANSI / ASME B 18.22 Heavy Hex Nuts. 2. Threads will confirm to class 2B of ANSI B1.1 3. Material and Heat Treatment : As per Grade '2H' 4. In Bolt/Nut assembly, tightening should be done by rotation of nut. 5. All dimensions are in inches.
Specifications Diameter Range Grade ASTM A 194 1/2" - 3.3/4" GR.2H
Stud bolts grade B7 and associated hexagon nuts grade 2H are the most popular grades for pressure vessels, valves and fittings for High-Temprature / High - Pressure services. Temperature range : from min -46C to max +538C (for Guidance) = = = = == = = == = = =
THREAD SIZE COMPARISON Metric Products Unified Inch Products B.S. Inch Products Size Thread Pitch & T.P.I. Major Dia Size T.P.I Majo r Dia
Inch Size T.P.I Major Dia
Inch T.P. I Majo r Dia
Inch Coarse Fine BSW
BS F Pitc h mm T.P.I. Pitc h mm T.P.I . mm Inch UN C UN F BA M3 0.50 51 - - 3.00 0.11 8 #5 40 44 0.12 5 1/8 40 - 0.125 #6 32 40 0.13 8 5 BA 4 BA
Grade 8.8 means , Approx. 800 MPa TS and 640 MPa yield strength( you will arrive at the YS by multiplying the both the numbers times 10. That is 8x8x10=640) Similarly , 10.9 means approx.1000 MPa TS and 900 MPa yield strength. I have given below the exact details.
Proper ty Class Tensile strength, Mpa Hardne ss Material heat treatment tempering 4.6 400 B67- B87 low or medium carbon steel witth max limits for C 0.55, P0.048, S0.058 no 4.8 420 B71- B87 5.8 520 B82- B95 8.8 830 C23- C34 medium carbon steel with max limits for C0.28- 0.55, P0.048, S0.058 oil quenched min 425 deg C 9.8 900 C27- C36 min 410 deg C 10.9 1040 C33- C39 min425 de g C 12.9 1220 C38- C44 medium carbon steel with max limits for C0.31- 0.65, P 0.045 MAX, S 0.045MAX oil quenched min 380de