Application Of Bolt-type Tension Clamp Tightening Torque Control In Assembly

The tightening of bolts bolted type strain clamp is typically performed using specialized tools such as torque wrenches, one by one, according to the designed torque value for each bolt dead end strain clamp. These tools have a preset torque indication mechanism, which signals when a specified value is reached or limits further tightening, thus assisting on-site technicians in performing precise operations.

The determination of the torque value follows the structural design parameters and material properties. Bolt diameter, thread type, and friction conditions all affect the final torque requirement. When developing an installation plan, these factors must be considered to calculate the appropriate torque range. For tension connections such as overhead lines bolted dead end clamp, the preload of the bolts needs to be established through an appropriate torque to ensure that the stress between the connected components reaches the design expectation, thereby maintaining the stability of the assembly under external forces.