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The relation between applied torque, T, and pre-tensioning load is;<br />

Tk.F .d<br />

Where d is the nominal outside diameter of the bolt and k is the correction factor that depends on the<br />

material, size, surface friction, and threading of the bolt. For most small to mid size bolts, k is between<br />

0.15 and 0.3. For dry (un-lubricated) mid-size steel bolts the k is approximation k=0.2<br />

Required torque for 0.5 in bolt:<br />

Where;<br />

d0.5 in<br />

F 12 kips<br />

k0.2<br />

T 0.2 12 kips 0.5 in 1200 lb. in 100 lb. ft<br />

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