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Mechanical Properties of nuts 1

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lolo78

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Jul 11, 2007
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Hello,
I have many Material Certificates concerning nuts and I can not find any informations about Tensile Strenght, Yield Strenght and Elongation. Same thing in the different suppliers documentation.
I talk about nuts and not Bolts or Stud-Bolts.

Do the manufacturer make obligatory these tests when he makes the nuts ?
Is there a norm concerning these tests (ASME code) ?

For your informations, if you have one day a project in Russia (chemicals), all the nuts must have chrome into their composition and informations mentionned above must be provided on a specific passport for approval by the Russian Legislation (Rostechnadzor).

Cordially
Laurent
 
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The standard mechanical property that is tested and reported for nuts is the Proof Strength. You can read about this in ISO 898-2 or ASTM A 563.

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Cory

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