BraunP
Mechanical
- Aug 17, 2011
- 27
Hello all,
Is there a equation or reference that can state the orthogonal "twist" allowance of a screw through a hole depending on the material thickness? The picture hopfully helps. The material is .5" thick, and that is a m6 threaded rod with a m6x1.0-6h threaded hole.
Is there a chart or an equation that will help depict how much it will rotate orthogonal. It might just be I would have to figure out the tolerance between the screw and the thread, see the room there, and assume it pivots at the center point of the threaded part. take into account the OD and root of the rod and go from there.
Thank you for your time.
Is there a equation or reference that can state the orthogonal "twist" allowance of a screw through a hole depending on the material thickness? The picture hopfully helps. The material is .5" thick, and that is a m6 threaded rod with a m6x1.0-6h threaded hole.
Is there a chart or an equation that will help depict how much it will rotate orthogonal. It might just be I would have to figure out the tolerance between the screw and the thread, see the room there, and assume it pivots at the center point of the threaded part. take into account the OD and root of the rod and go from there.
Thank you for your time.