Abstract
None has been known how to choose the shaft diameter of bolts and the bolt fastening forces caused by nuts, for the purpose of getting the strongest bolt connection under repeated load. The authors were able to solve the above problems on the assumptions that bolts should neither break down by fatigue nor the stresses of bolts should exceed yield points. An example was carried out about the calculation of the bolt strength, and the most proper fastening force was determined for a given bolt and external repeated load. It was also cleared by this example that tension bolts have never more strength than those of normal bolts. A method for graphical determination of the strength of bolts under repeated load was also stated.
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