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Size design of nuts and E

2017-01-16View Original

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Dear experts, I would like to ask: given the size of the nut, how can one determine its external dimensions, as well as the sizes of the nut itself and element E? ? How to calculate it? Thank you!
Reply #22017-01-16
I don’t understand what you mean. Since you know the size of the nut, just look up the corresponding nut standard – then won’t the values for s and E become clear?
Reply #32017-01-16
This post was last edited by wdjxsn34 on 2017-1-16 20:07. How to calculate S or E? The standards can be looked up; if a non-standard nut is designed, it is necessary to calculate its strength. For example, for M24, the value of S as specified in the standards is 36. How is this 36 calculated? Is a value of 30 acceptable?
Reply #42017-01-16
How to calculate S or E? The standards can be looked up; if a non-standard nut is designed, it is necessary to calculate its strength. For example, for M24, the value of S as specified in the standards is 36. How is this 36 calculated? Is a value of 30 acceptable?
Reply #52017-01-16
Why use non-standard ones? I won’t.

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