Bearing Area Between Screw and Nut in Transmission of Prestress Formulas

The Bearing Area Between Screw and Nut is defined as the area of contact of one thread, between one mating pair of screw and nut. And is denoted by A_b. Bearing Area Between Screw and Nut is usually measured using the Square Millimeter for Area. Note that the value of Bearing Area Between Screw and Nut is always positive. Typically, the value of Bearing Area Between Screw and Nut is greater than 0.

Transmission of Prestress formulas that make use of Bearing Area Between Screw and Nut

fxAllowable Bearing Stress in Local ZoneGo

fxCube Strength at Transfer given Allowable Bearing StressGo

FAQ

What is the Bearing Area Between Screw and Nut?

The Bearing Area Between Screw and Nut is defined as the area of contact of one thread, between one mating pair of screw and nut. Bearing Area Between Screw and Nut is usually measured using the Square Millimeter for Area. Note that the value of Bearing Area Between Screw and Nut is always positive. Typically, the value of Bearing Area Between Screw and Nut is greater than 0.

Can the Bearing Area Between Screw and Nut be negative?

No, the Bearing Area Between Screw and Nut, measured in Area cannot be negative.

What unit is used to measure Bearing Area Between Screw and Nut?

Bearing Area Between Screw and Nut is usually measured using the Square Millimeter[mm²] for Area. Square Meter[mm²], Square Kilometer[mm²], Square Centimeter[mm²] are the few other units in which Bearing Area Between Screw and Nut can be measured.

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