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Flange Stresses 1

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nolan51

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Where can I find a design procedure or calculation method on how to design a flange welded to a shaft that is then bolted to a an end plate of a machine? The loads are torsion, bending, tension, and shear looking along the shaft towards the flange. I am interested in the flange stresses and the bolt loads.
 
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You can find some information in the first two references shown here: faq725-600

The second reference from the FAQ lists a draft standard: DIN V 2505 Calculation of flanged joints, which does not appear to be current. Perhaps the information was incorporated into either DIN EN 1515 Flanges and their joints - Bolting or DIN EN 1759 Flanges and their joints - Circular flanges for pipes, valves, fittings and accessories, Class designated. I would contact DIN directly and ask them:


Lastly, a software company called Hexagon offers a product called SR1 that performs bolted joint calculations. The expanded version performs flange calculations (I believe to the old DIN V 2505 standard). You can learn more at:


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Cory

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