Fundamentals of Mechanical Principles—The Pre-tightening Problem of 316L Stainless Steel Clamps
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Most people have used stainless steel hose clamps of 316L and other specifications. However, these clamps tend to loosen again after being tightened initially. Aside from repeatedly tightening them, are there any other methods to ensure they are properly tightened in one attempt or with fewer attempts? Alternatively, are there any alternative components that can be used instead of hose clamps?
If money is no object, use elastic pressure elements such as disc springs
The purpose of using a clamp is to tighten a rubber ring; how does a disc spring achieve a tightening effect?
Is it held by bolts? A nut can be added
Two nuts are used at each end of the screw for fastening, a total of 4 nuts, to prevent loosening.
It’s to have another one on top of the original nut
He was talking about a method; if it’s permanent, it can be welded directly on! :)
First of all, thank you for participating in the discussion. It seems that you don’t understand what kind of clamp I’m referring to; you can first look up images of clamps on Baidu before giving your suggestions. Thank you very much