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Bolted joints are common in construction and machine design and consist of fasteners that join parts secured by threaded connections. There are two main types - tension joints which transfer load through clamped components, and shear joints which transfer load through the bolt shank. Proper joint design and bolt preload is important to increase fatigue life, prevent loosening from vibration, and prevent fretting wear between components. Preload is achieved by applying torque which puts the bolt in tension a
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- Juan F Crs
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