Pin and Lug.xls
Description
Purpose of calculation: Calculate the proof and ultimate strength of obliquely loaded lugs.
This calculation has been extended to also consider fatugue strength.
Calculation Reference: Traditional UK railway method.
Calculation Validation: This calculation requires validation.
Design Tips:
1) It is normal to choose a pin size 6mm larger than required to allow for off centre drilling etc.
2) You may want to consider the use of a replaceable bush to increase the wear life of the lug.
3)You may also have to consider fatigue life.
Calculation Reference
Peterson's Stress Concentration
Juvinal Design
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Submitted On:
03 Oct 2022
File Size:
87.26 Kb
Downloads:
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File Version:
1.3
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Comments: 5
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JohnDoyle[Admin]
5 months ago
Just updated to xlsm format.
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JohnDoyle[Admin]
12 years ago
A correction to the shear proof strength and ultimate proof strength formulas has been made after it was reported in by a user.
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JohnDoyle[Admin]
12 years ago
Description of Change: An error in the sketch showing dimension b has been corrected. Addition of calculations of the parameter b for round ended and square ended lugs has been added.

jwt
14 years ago
Very nicely layed out. I look forward to using it.
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JohnDoyle[Admin]
14 years ago
Some simple nomenclature errors have been corrected.