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Which of the following are good for parts that are seldom dismantled.

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asked Jan 23 in Machine Design by Carter (89.5k points)

Which of the following are good for parts that are seldom dismantled.

(a) Through Bolts

(b) Tap Bolts

(c) Studs

(d) Cannot be stated

Someone asked me this question by my colleague.

The above question is from the Threaded Joints:Basics & Cap Screws concept in part Threaded Joints of Machine Design

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answered Jan 27 by Chris (52.6k points)

Optimal answer is (b) Tap Bolts

For explanation: Tap bolts, if removed frequently will leave the threads in the part worn out and hence are used where dismantling is rare.

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