FEC AFC3000, Hardware Operation Manual

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Chapter 7 Fastening Instructions
PAGE 7-35
7-3-3 Differential Angle Check
The Differential Angle Check is calculated by taking the difference between the seating point (angle) of
the final torque and the seating point calculated by 2
nd
Rate. When the fastening ends, the fastening is
judged by this Differential Angle. The seating point (angle) calculated by 2
nd
Rate is calculated with 2
nd
Rate Start Torque and 2
nd
Rate End Torque.
If Differential Angle Check is used, it judges whether the calculated Differential Angle is within a high
(Differ Angle) or low (Differential – Angle) limit by using the seating point calculated by 2
nd
Rate
as a base point.
This function is useful to detect bolt stretch in applications where the fastener torque rates may vary
making it difficult to set normal Final Angle limits.
・ ・ ・ ・
Differential Angle Check is not performed if the 2
nd
Rate judgment is disabled
even when Differential Angle Check is enabled.
・ ・ ・ ・
Differential Angle Check is not performed when the 2
nd
Rate Start Torque is not
detected during fastening.
・
・ ・
・
If the 2
nd
Rate End Torque is not detected during the fastening, the torque value
which is detected when the fastening ends is judged as 2
nd
Rate End Torque.
Torque
202 Standard Angle
115 2
nd
Rate
End Torque
114 2
nd
Rate
Start Torque
303 2
nd
Rate High Limit
302 2
nd
Rate
Low Limit
105 1
ST
Torque
107 SNUG Torque
DIFF Angle
(Fastening
Results)
Angle
206 DIFF+
Angle
207 DIFF
－
Angle
Seating point calculated by 2nd Rate
103 Standard
Torque
203 1
st
Angle