Compare the tensile load capacity of a 5/16-18 UNC thread and a 5/16-24 UNF thread made of the same material.

Which is stronger?

Make the same comparison for M8 x 1.25 and M8 x 1 ISO threads.

Compare them all to the strength of a 5/16-14 Acme thread.

The material strength for all threads is S 100 kilopound per square inch.

Explanation:

The material strength is given as 100,000 PSI  

To find the tensile load capacity of a threaded rod, we multiply the Strength of the material with the Stress area for the bolt.

A_{t} = 0.7854 (D -  {0.9743} / n))²

Where D is the Basic Major Diameter

n is the Number of threads per inch

At is the Tensile strength area of the bolt.

For 5/16 - 18 UNC thread

D = 0.3125

n = 18

Therefore the tensile load capacity is = 100000 X (0.7854 X (0.3125 - 0.9743/ 18)²

= 5243 lb.

Similarly for 5/16 - 24 UNF , only the n value changes to 24

we get the tensile load capacity = 5806.6 lb

Hence the fine thread bolt is stronger because it has more tensile load capacity.

For metric Bolts

We have to consider all values in SI units

Strength = 689 MPa

A_{t} = {4} / (D - 0.938194 X pitch)^{2}

We get for M8 -1.25

Tensile load capacity as = 689 X 36.6 = 25223 N = 5670 lb

For M8 -1

Tensile load capacity as = 689 X 39.167 = 26986 N = 6067 N

Strength of 5/16 - 14 Acme thread

We use the imperial formula as mentioned above,

The tensile capacity is 4634 lb.

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