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PostPosted: Sat Mar 15, 2008 4:57 pm    Post subject: Torque values Reply with quote

I know one of you - or mabe more - will know what the " rule of thumb value in inch lb " is added to the torque wrench when tightening AN365 3, 4, and 5 self locking (fiber lock type) nuts. I have the straight torque values - is there a reference for the additive values?

Phil CH-701 in Southern Idaho

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PostPosted: Sat Mar 15, 2008 6:43 pm    Post subject: Torque values Reply with quote

The stuff I read said that you measure the drag torque with your torque
wrench before the nut starts touching the surface to be clamped. For the
small nuts I couldn't do this with my CompuTorq3 electronic wrench as it
doesn't start registering until 20 or so inch-pounds. I guessed around 5
inch-pounds. What I finally found that helped was table 7-2 in AC 43.13-1B
(Acceptable Methods.). "Minimum prevailing torque values for re-used
self-locking nuts". This tells you how much drag torque a SL nut needs to
have for it to be safe to reuse it. I reasoned that this must be a pretty
good guide to the minimum drag in a *new* SL nut.



For fine threads the table says:



7/16-20 8 in-lbs

1/2-20 10 in-lbs

9/16-18 13 in-lbs


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