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    Strap Clamp

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    1. The thickness of a clamp for a bolt can be calculated using an equation that relates the thickness to the bolt diameter and load. 2. The moment on the strap of the clamp is equal to the force multiplied by the perpendicular distance from the line of action of the force. 3. The stress on the clamp is calculated by dividing the moment on the strap by its section modulus.

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    Strap Clamp

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    Mohammad umar
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    1. The thickness of a clamp for a bolt can be calculated using an equation that relates the thickness to the bolt diameter and load. 2. The moment on the strap of the clamp is equal to the force multiplied by the perpendicular distance from the line of action of the force. 3. The stress on the clamp is calculated by dividing the moment on the strap by its section modulus.

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    1. The thickness of a clamp for a bolt can be calculated using an equation that relates the thickness to the bolt diameter and load. 2. The moment on the strap of the clamp is equal to the force multiplied by the perpendicular distance from the line of action of the force. 3. The stress on the clamp is calculated by dividing the moment on the strap by its section modulus.

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    Strap Clamp

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    Mohammad umar
    1. The thickness of a clamp for a bolt can be calculated using an equation that relates the thickness to the bolt diameter and load. 2. The moment on the strap of the clamp is equal to the force multiplied by the perpendicular distance from the line of action of the force. 3. The stress on the clamp is calculated by dividing the moment on the strap by its section modulus.

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    The ofthe ciaafgre m be calculate p-F P >P+PP,


    w = 234-1574
    P P,-P P1
    P=
    Force cting of on strip= P,
    moment about point C is torce (3)
    that force. Thus, muitiplied by perpendicular distance
    Don of to the line of
    (B-Aji IM= P.A =(8-A) A
    B

    Fig. 1.97: Sorap Clamp M B


    B-A)
    by equation
    The thickness
    T of he clamp for a bolt diameter'dsgiven where. bolt load, N
    A = distance, bolt to support, mm
    B span, mm
    085dA1 M =
    moment on strap, N-
    m
    diameter ofthe bolt mm mm The stress on theclamp is obtained by
    =distance between pivot and bolt, modulus. dividing the moment on the strap by its
    pivot to
    span, workpiece, mm
    section
    =Width of the clamp, mm
    For strap shown, the section modulus

    The load
    tthicknessof clamp,
    on the bot is
    mm

    a function of the torque on the bolt and the diameter of the boh. Th
    Stressf= , z = W-c
    =

    2
    equation is,
    where, w =
    width of strap, mm
    Force cnbol T
    width of slot, mm
    where, P. =
    load on bolt; N tthickness
    stress
    of strap, mm
    d bolt diameter, mm on clamp, N/m
    bolt. N-m The diameter of the bot
    T Torque on may be calculated from
    where the strap touches
    In the above the momeryon the strap at both contact points
    figure.
    equation can be derived using the vect P
    the work and the support points are equal. The moment
    d 1.35
    diagram taking both
    Resolving vernicaly the forces in the figure.
    square on sides,
    d = 1.35
    Fp P- P, =0
    P
    Taking moment about p' in clockwise direction 1.8225
    IM AP, FB 0
    = - =

    Pb
    d
    AP, = FB xf
    1.82 25
    F AP where, f= working stress, N/m*
    B d diameter of bolt, mm
    =

    P axial load, N

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