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Taper Connection Tightening Force

In this calculation, a bushing having a tapered junction with a shaft with a diameter D, having conical end of length L and cone apex diameter d is considered. The shaft is under the action of torque T and kept from slipping by the frictional force generated by the torque of the fastening axial bolt. As a result of calculations, the tightening force F ensuring the operability of the connection is determined.

For the calculation, the friction coefficient of the contacted surfaces μ and dimension l1 (look at figure) should be specified.

The tightening torque of the thread can be calculated here.

Tightening Force Calculation of the Conical Connection
Tightening Force of the Conical shaft

INITIAL DATA

D - Shaft diameter;


d - Shaft end diameter;


L - Cone length;


l1 - Length of the axial projection of the contact surface;


μ - Coefficient of friction on the contact surface;


T - Torque.

RESULTS DATA

F - Tightening force.

Diameter (D)

Diameter (d)

Length (L)

Length (l1)

Torque (T)

Friction coefficient (μ)

Tightening force (F)

BASIC FORMULAS

Tightening force:

F = [2*1.4*T / d] / [μ / ([D - d] / L) + μ]

INITIAL DATA

D - Shaft diameter;


d - Shaft end diameter;


L - Cone length;


l1 - Length of the axial projection of the contact surface;


μ - Coefficient of friction on the contact surface;


T - Torque.

RESULTS DATA

F - Tightening force.

COEFFICIENTS OF FRICTION

Friction contact materials

Surface conditions

Friction coefficient

Steel-Steel

Dry

0.15

Greased

0.11

Steel – Cast iron

Dry

0.3

Steel - Copper

Dry

0.36

Greased

0.19

Steel - Bronze

Dry

0.12

Greased

0.09

Steel - Brass

Dry

0.35

Greased

0.19

Steel - Titanium alloy

Dry

0.3÷0.7

Steel - Aluminium alloy

Dry

0.61

Bronze - Bronze

Greased

0.1

Cast iron - Bronze

Dry

0.22

Greased

0.08

Cast iron – Cast iron

Dry

1.1

Greased

0.1

Aluminium alloy - Aluminium alloy

Dry

1.2

Greased

0.3

Titanium alloy – Titanium alloy

Dry

0.5

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