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Bolt Stress Check

ISO 898-1 · M16 · Class 8.8

LoadF=12kN
Bolt diameterd=16mm
Allowable stress80MPa

σ=Fπd2/4\sigma = \dfrac{F}{\pi d^2 / 4}

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Bolt Stress

59.68MPa

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Diameterd=10mm
Thread pitchp=1.5mm
As=π4(d0.9382p)2A_s = \frac{\pi}{4} \left( d - 0.9382 \cdot p \right)^2

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σ=FA\sigma = \frac{F}{A}
Substituteσ=12,000 N57.99 mm2\sigma = \frac{12{,}000 \text{ N}}{57.99 \text{ mm}^2}
Calculateσ=206.9 MPa\sigma = 206.9 \text{ MPa}
206.9 MPa — Within allowable

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Bolt Stress Check

ISO 898-1 · M16 · Class 8.8

Result

Bolt Stressσ=206.9 MPa\sigma = 206.9 \text{ MPa}
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06/04/2026

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