KV6 Intake Manifold Bolts

[Avulon]

Originally Posted by clf

mass x distance from fulcrum x gravity ? (and I am guessing less the clamp force - which I have read of, whilst I understand what it is, I never learned about it)

That's about it. Of course the hidden question was - what is the distance?


5Nm is the closest to - 4.903325


Achieved using the handy Kgm -> Nm coverter here: (0.5Kgm input)



https://www.convertunits.com/from/kg-m/to/newton-meter

[Rev Jules]

Oh! right it all makes sense now, and the answer is
FFS!!!! what are you lot talking about,

Rev

[clf]

Originally Posted by Rev Jules

Oh! right it all makes sense now, and the answer is
FFS!!!! what are you lot talking about,

Rev

I believe it is the amount of force (torque) transmitted through a lever is calculated by the mass (in our everyday situation, that mass is you pushing or pulling on it) acting on the end of the lever, being multiplied by the length of that lever. It is why breaker bars are used, and sometimes extended using things like scaffold bars etc. making that turning effort easier.(and if I understand correctly, that mass can be called weight as it has 1g of gravity acting upon it in a real world situation, and weight is mass x gravity)

In saying that, as I said before, whilst I learned such things when I was younger, I have probably confused them with others in my recall, I was distracted when I was younger

[marinabrian]

Originally Posted by SD1too

Yes, when Brian resorts to schoolboy comic humour you can be sure he's lost the argument. He's just not mature enough to admit it.

Simon

Simon once again you show how little you know of the real world, VIZ comic is not for sale to minors


Anyway I await your considered input of the question of the four strain gauge arrangement........you better be good when you answer this, because I know the answer, primarily as the first five years of my working life, I manufactured tools to measure torque, and to calibrate torque wrenches with

Brian

[Rev Jules]

Originally Posted by marinabrian

Simon once again you show how little you know of the real world, VIZ comic is not for sale to minors


Anyway I await your considered input of the question of the four strain gauge arrangement........you better be good when you answer this, because I know the answer, primarily as the first five years of my working life, I manufactured tools to measure torque, and to calibrate torque wrenches with

Brian

Whoo? Whoo!, Na Na Na Na, go get him Tiger.

Rev