What is the tolerance range of precision screws?
What is the tolerance range of precision screws?
Screws are commonly found in machinery, electrical appliances and buildings. They are generally made of metal or plastic, cylindrical in shape, and grooves engraved on the surface are called screw threads. The main function of the screw is to join two objects, or to fix the position of an object. Screws can often be removed or re-tightened at will without compromising their efficiency. Generally, the diameter of the top of the screw is larger, and the common ones are round, square or regular hexagon. If the top is regular hexagon, you can turn the screw with a wrench. If the top is round, there will also be grooves on the front of the top, which is convenient for use screwdriver to turn the screw. *The common grooves are one-shaped, cross-shaped and square, and there are other shapes. The grooves of the existing screws are often easy to wear, which makes the screws inconvenient to use and causes the screws to be scrapped. In addition, because the screws have no chip removal The structure makes it difficult for the screw to penetrate other objects, which affects the efficiency of the screw.
The defect of the existing press-fit solution is: when the retaining ring is placed in the chamfering section or the guide section of the shaft head, the retaining ring cannot be accurately fixed, and the retaining ring is easy to tilt or fall, especially when the shaft head is located inside the bearing chamber depression, The inclination of the retaining ring will make it difficult to press the retaining ring, affect the production efficiency, and even cause the product to be scrapped.
Existing bolt and nut connections usually use threads for connection, and this connection method has two main drawbacks. First, tools are required to be used to lock it during installation, and it takes a long time to complete, which is time-consuming and labor-intensive; Second, the installed bolts and nuts are prone to loosening after a period of time, resulting in loosening and shaking between the connecting parts.
The maximum unscrewing torque of the lock nut is affected by many factors. For the research on the low-cycle fatigue performance of the lock nut, the pitch diameter of the thread, the helix angle and the bevel angle of the thread remain unchanged. Only the maximum elastic restoring force FNmax and the equivalent friction angle ρe of the thread piece will appear to a certain extent after repeated use. Change. Therefore, it is only necessary to analyze the variation law of the maximum unscrewing moment when the lock nut is subjected to cyclic load from these two aspects.
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