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Maximum Force on pipe Clamp it rotates or slips

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Mar 18, 2009

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Hello,

Is there anyone who kows how to calculate the force on a pipe clamp before it rotates or slips.

Thank you very much...

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Mar 18, 2009

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N360 said:

Is there anyone who kows how to calculate the force on a pipe clamp before it rotates or slips.

Hello N360!

Usual friction equation: normal force is the clamp force, and calculate the applied force from the applied torque.

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