Failure analysis of buttress, acme and modified squa re threaded mild steel (is2062) tie rods

Authors

  • THEJA. N Scholar, Dept. of mechanical engg, MITS, Madanapall e, A.P., India
  • Sreenivasulu Bezawada Assistant professor, Dept. of mechanical engg, MITS , Madanapalle, A.P., India
  • S Praveen Kumar Assistant professor, Dept. of mechanical engg, MITS , Madanapalle, A.P., India

Keywords:

Introduction, Mechanical Properties of Mild Steel IS2062 Tie Rod, . Experimental analysis of tie rod connection, Tensile test of threaded connections

Abstract

Steel tie rods are imperative load bearing capacity segm ents in applications where high levels of per stresses are needed. The tie rod bearing capacity has not just by the strength of the segment, but also it depends on the thread strength. Investigation of the thread strength connections and finding the best possible amount of threads engagement is crucial to make sure structural protection. In this document the results of tensil e rupture experiments on mild steel IS2062 tie rods having threaded connections like Buttress, ACM E and Modified square experiment setup provided by jyothi spectro analysis Hyderabad. In t his experiment we test on mild steel tie rod specimens to determine ultimate load as w ell as deformations. The results of these experiments suggest the least number of turns of the thread engagement for prevent the breakdown of threaded mild steel tie rod in reali stic applications.

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2021-03-27

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Vol. 1 No. 2 (2014): IJIERT

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