SAE J2270 Ship Systems and EquipmentThreaded FastenersInspection, Test, and Installation Requirements
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SAE J2270 Document Information:
Title
Ship Systems and EquipmentThreaded FastenersInspection, Test, and Installation Requirements
SAE International
Publication Date:
Oct 1, 1998
Scope:
This SAE Standard covers both quality assurance and installation
requirements for fasteners.
This document establishes engineering criteria and guidance for
quality assurance requirements
(including Test and Inspection) for procurement of threaded fasteners
where such criteria and
guidance is not otherwise provided by existing fastener standards or
specifications. The document
also provides requirements and test procedures for self-locking
fasteners including those
manufactured by the installing activity.
This document also provides requirements for the selection and use of
fastener lubricants,
additional corrosion protection treatments, fastener tightening
procedures, and the use of
thread-locking compounds.
Field of Application - This document applies specifically to fasteners
for ship systems and
equipment. This document is intended for commercial and military ships
and vehicles, not watercraft
for recreational use.
Keywords:
- Thread lubricants
- nuts
- screws
- bolts
- studs
- torque
- preload
- anaerobic compound
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