Thank you all for your replies.
I am familiar with the torque of the nut procedure to torque HSS bolts and I know the torque wrench is not a good method.
However, some people have been using this method (torque wrench) for a long time and it is a bit hard to convince otherwise.
I will try again
I am sorry I had to post this here, but I didnt get much replies in the fastening section, I hope you can help:
In Australia, to follow the standards AS3990 and AS4100, what should be the torque values for HSS bolts (grade 8.8) using a torque wrench?
For example I think it should be 580Nm for...
Hi all ,
In Australia, to follow the standards AS3990 and AS4100, what should be the torque values for HSS bolts (grade 8.8) using a torque wrench?
for example I think it should be 580Nm for M20 galvanised bolts .
However everybody seems to use 370Nm
I have calculated as follows for M20:
1- T =...
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Thanks hokie66
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