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DIN Standards Committee Fasteners

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Technical rule [CURRENT]

SEP 1260
Relaxation test at elevated temperature on bolted joint models

Title (German)

Relaxationsversuch bei erhöhter Temperatur mit Schraubenverbindungsmodellen

Edition 1996-05

Original language German , English

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DIN Standards Committee Fasteners

SEP 1260 Relaxation test at elevated temperature on bolted joint models

SEP 1260
Relaxation test at elevated temperature on bolted joint models