Element for filtering stress variations in a bolted assembly

Expanded – threaded – driven – headed – tool-deformed – or locked-thr – With means to indicate application of predetermined... – Including gauge means

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411 12, 7386262, F16B 3112, G01L 104

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ABSTRACT:
The element is constituted by an elongated tube whose height is equal to or exceeds 0.8 times its diameter, and which has a bearing surface on one face of the members to be assembled and a bearing surface on one face of a nut, the two bearing surfaces being interrupted by a slot completely passing through the tube in a generally longitudinal directional section, a displacement being provided on each of the bearing surfaces and between the zones of the bearing surfaces respectively located on either side of the slot, the two displacements being in opposite directions in the longitudinal direction of the element.

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