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 1 Mar 2006 10:37:28 -0800, fredfighter@spamcop.net wrote:

>Stealth Pilot wrote:
>>
>> yes we use belleville washers.
>>
>
>Belleville springs. This was a nit with an old engineer with whom I
>worked and upon reflection, I agree with him.

I'm not picking nits either, but the Belleville Spring Company says,
and I quote from their website, "Conical shaped disc springs were
first conceived in the mid-1800's and the invention was subsequently
called a Belleville Washer after its inventor Julian Belleville, who
received a patent for the product in 1867."

All the links are for disc SPRING or belleville WASHER.

What is your old engineer's source?

George


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