3. Thermal stresses
When parts assembled with pre-tightening are subjected to significant temperature variations, the stress variations caused either by a difference between the temperature of the bolt T
B
and the temperature of the parts T
P
, or by a difference between the linear expansion coefficients of the bolts α
LB
and the parts α
LP
, are generally not negligible.
If we denote T
0
as the reference temperature (temperature at prestressing), we have:
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