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asked Jan 22 in Machine Design by Carter (89.5k points)

Set screws are subjected to tensile forces only.

(a) Yes

(b) No, they are subjected to compressive forces only

(c) Both compressive and tensile

(d) Can’t be determined

I was questioned about this in tutorial problems.

I need to ask this question from the Threaded Joints:Basics & Cap Screws topic in module Threaded Joints of Machine Design

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answered Jan 27 by Chris (52.6k points)

The correct answer is (b) No, they are subjected to compressive forces only

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