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Bookmark or Share- Tie Rod Torque Question (Hydraulic Cylinder) - GlobalSpecI am trying to figure out how much torque I should use to tighten the nut. The tie rod are made of mild steel (approximate yield of min 65ksi), the force on the cylinder is around 20,000 lbf and I am using (6) 1/2" dia x 63" Lg tie rods with 1/2-20 threads on each end. I used the machinery handbook as reference using the following formula:
- What Is Tie-In Point? - CR4 Discussion Thread - GlobalSpecReview all Tie-Ins with Pipe Stress for effect on existing system piping and new system piping - Piping Design; Finalize (check, correct and approve) all Tie-In isometric drawings - Piping Design; A "Tie-In" List will normally have a Title Block area and a Tie-In List "Data" area. Note: [piping] indicates responsibility
- Tie-In Points - CR4 Discussion Thread - GlobalSpecTie-in points are the existing electrical connection points at which the new added parts of the project are connected. For example, if a new motor is added to the existing spare starter of the MCC, the termination points of the starter where the motor's power and control cables are connected are the tie-in points.
- TIE Breaker & Bus Coulper - CR4 Discussion Thread - GlobalSpecA tie breaker is generally used when a stand by third feeder is provided for emergency stand by to provide power supply when both the feeders to the bus is failed .This is needed since normally the main source of both the feeders are same and when breakdown occurs on the main source or preventive maintenance is done the power supply fails .Then ...
- Wafer Lug Type Butterfly Valve - Tapped or Through Hole to ... - GlobalSpecSince the valve will be installed in between two flanges which has a through hole, just wondering if using a tapped hole for the butterfly is okay or not with the right bolt size. Would there be problem during future work e.g. installation at offshore or tie-in. TQ.
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