Re: Wood/composite prop bolt torque

Re: Wood/composite prop bolt torque

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Wood/composite prop bolt torque ELIPPSE 02-22-2006
On 22 Feb 2006 12:34:49 -0800, "ELIPPSE" <elippse@sbcglobal.net>
wrote:

>For those of you who are concerned about prop bolt torque on non-metal
>props, check out this article by Vance Jaqua:
>http://www.geocities.com/vjaqua/prpblvl.html.

I use an australian article written by one of our propeller
makers.(Bishton)

the aim is for 600psi clamping force or thereabouts.

5/16"dia bolts try 5 - 8 lb ft
3/8"dia bolts try 10 - 13 lb ft
1/2"dia bolts try 18 - 25 lb ft.

yes we use belleville washers.

correctly installed the wooden prop is capable of outlasting the
aircraft.

Stealth Pilot


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