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Throughout the world bolts are tightened in accordance with procedures based upon the application of a predetermined torque. However, regardless of the accuracy to which the torque is applied, the actual load present in the fastener can vary by as much as 60%. Factors such as lubrication, thread fits, washer hardness and human error can all contribute to the variability when applying a correct load.
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| #17 Vestas V90 wind turbine installed in Studland Bay with mount Cameron in the background, North West Tasmania Australia (courtesy Jason Lovell) |
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