Double Shear Force Calculator
Enter the values of average shear stress, tave(N/m2) and area of stress, A(m2) to determine the value of double shear force, DSF(N).
Double Shear Force Formula
Double shear force, often encountered in engineering and mechanical contexts, refers to the scenario where a force is applied in such a way that it causes shearing action at two distinct points or planes along the member being analyzed.
Double shear force, DSF(N) in Newtons is equated by the product of 2, average shear stress, tave(N/m2) in Newton per square metre and area of stress, A(m2) in metre square.
Double shear force, DSF(N) = tave(N/m2) * 2 * A(m2)
DSF(N) = double shear force in Newtons, N.
tave(N/m2) = average shear stress in Newton metre square, N/m2.
A(m2) = area of stress in metre square, m2.
Double Shear Force Calculator:
- Calculate the double shear force required to shear a bolt with an average shear stress of 40,000N/m2 and a cross-sectional area of 0.15m2.
Given: tave(N/m2) = 40,000N/m2, A(m2) = 0.15m2.
Double shear force, DSF(N) = tave(N/m2) * 2 * A(m2)
DSF(N) = 40000 * 2 * 0.15
DSF(N) = 12000N.
- Assuming a double shear force of 20,000N. is required to shear through a pin, and the cross-sectional area of the pin is 0.25m2, calculate the average shear stress.
Given: DSF(N) = 20000N, A(m2) = 0.25m2.
Double shear force, DSF(N) = tave(N/m2) * 2 * A(m2)
tave(N/m2) = DSF(N) / 2 * A(m2)
tave(N/m2) = 20000 / 2 * 0.25
tave(N/m2) = 40,000N/m2.