Bolted connections:
Design, selection, and optimization
Calculate, design, and perform technical evaluations of bolted connections in accordance with VDI 2230, Part 1.
That's what this seminar is about
From design and verification to installation.
Design in accordance with VDI 2230, Part 1
Apply calculation methods and systematically verify high-stress bolted joints.
Loads & force ratios
Determine and technically classify operating force, screw force, and preload.
Strength & verification
Evaluate flow, permanent deformation, surface stress, sliding, and shearing.
Installation & assembly
Take friction, lubrication, torque, and assembly procedures into account properly.
Contents & details
All technical content from the seminar " Overview."
Calculations
Calculation steps R0 through R6 according to VDI 2230, Part 1
Calculation steps R0 through R6 according to VDI 2230, Part 1
- Nominal diameter
- Tightening factor (torque-, angle-, and yield-controlled tightening methods)
- Pressure, loads due to shear forces/moments
- Operating force, bolt force and force ratio
- Preload force losses (settling and temperature dependencies)
- Calculated and permissible mounting preload force
Strength verifications
Calculation steps R7 through R13 and examples
Calculation steps R7 through R13 and examples
- Safeties against flow (maximum screw force, torsional moment)
- Safety against fatigue fracture/time resistance
- Safety against excessive surface pressure
- Screw-in depth (maximum tensile forces)
- Protection against slippage and shear (available residual clamping force)
- Tightening torque (effect of friction and lubrication)
- Constructive measures and design rules
- Examples from the VDI guideline
- Practical part 1 with MDESIGN bolt
Additional standards
Reference to VDI 2230, Part 2
Reference to VDI 2230, Part 2
- Comparison of the force application factor and force calculation according to VDI 2230, Part 2
Practice
Introduction to bolted joints
Introduction to bolted joints
- Failure mechanisms of bolted joints
- Use of screw locking devices
- Presentation of screw types and strength classes
- Scope and limits of the VDI guideline
- Force ratios and tension diagram
Knowledge from real-world applications
Typical problems involving calculations, design, and assembly are directly incorporated into the seminar.
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