Automated procedure for determination of friction grip and bearing joint strength used for space missions

This paper presents an algorithm that calculates the nominal torque for friction grip joints, followed by its implementation in a Microsoft Excel worksheet that is automated by a macro written in Visual Basic. The algorithm outputs not only the optimum nominal torque (the value for which the margin...

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Published in:INCAS bulletin 2018-10, Vol.10 (4), p.71-84
Main Authors: Stefan, HOTHAZIE, Camelia-Elena, MUNTEANU, Alexandra-Raluca, PETRE, Ionut-Cosmin, ONCESCU, Ion, DIMA
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Automation
Basic
Compliance
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Friction
grip
Load
preload
Space missions
Stress analysis
Stress concentration
Torque
Visual
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Visual programming languages
Yield stress
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Visual programming languages
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