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Flange results section

• Task name: the name of the Multistep program. For more information, see General Settings.

• Assembly date: the date and time of the last result of the job.

• Print date: the date and time of the generation of the export.

• Tensioner type: the tensioner type used during the job.

• Tensioner size: the tensioner size, for example, M48.

• Program ID: the name of the tensioning step of the multistep program. For more information, see Tensioning Parameters.

• Number of bolts: the number of bolts on the frame as provided by the user when starting the flange job.

• Flange assembly result: OK/n.OK according to the conditions in the configuration.

• Number of bolts tightened: the number of bolts tightened out of the total number of bolts in the flange job.

• Averaged clamping force tightened bolts: the average clamping force for the results that are available and OK/n.OK result.

• Flange ID: the identity of the flange as scanned or entered for the field ‘Tower section ID’ when starting the job and OK/n.OK result.

• Flange location: the scanned string ‘Flange location’.

• Bolt data: the scanned string ‘bolt data’

• Operator: the scanned string ‘operator data’

• Company: the scanned string ‘operator company’

Equipment section

The tensioner and pump used for the job. If any part has been replaced during job, a new entry is listed, so that it is possible to follow which bolts have been tensioned with which equipment.

• Bolts: the numbers of the bolts in the Bolt Results table, for example, 1–10, that were tightened with this particular tensioner and pump in the row in the table.

• Tens art number: the article number of the tensioner used.

• Tens ser number: the serial number of the tensioner used.

• Tens custom ID: the custom ID of the tensioner used.

• Pump art num: the article number of the pump used.

• Pump ser num: the serial number of the pump used.

• Pump custom ID: the custom ID of the pump used.

• Software version: The system revision identifier.

Settings section

• Min bolt tensioning pressure: the minimum bolt tensioning pressure, measured in bar.

• Min rotation angle: the minimum rotation angle, measured in degrees.

• Max rotation angle: the maximum rotation angle, measured in degrees.

• Min torque: the minimum amount of torque applied.

Bolt results – step tensioning

• Bolt: the bolt number.

• Date: the date and time of tensioning.

• App force [kN]: the applied force in kN.

• App press [bar]: the applied pressure in bar.

• Res Force [kN]: Residual force in [kN].

  Depending on settings, calculated using either estimated initial mean settlement, or applied force and clamping length.

• Torque [Nm] the amount of torque applied in Nm.

• Result: OK/n.OK Successful (OK) or unsuccessful (not OK) result of tensioning.

Bolt results – step tensioning service

• Bolt: the bolt number.

• Date: the date and time of tensioning.

• App force [kN]: the applied force in kN.

• App press [bar]: the applied pressure in bar.

• Res Force [kN]: residual force in [kN].

• Delta [deg] the total rotation from the starting point, that is, loosening angle + tightening angle.

  Example: loosening angle = −13, tightening angle = 17. Delta = −13 + 17 = 4 degrees. The total nut movement during the service is 4 degrees. A positive value means the nut rotated in the tightening direction, a negative value that the nut rotated in the loosening direction.

• Torque [Nm] the amount of torque applied in Nm.

• Result: OK/n.OK Successful (OK) or unsuccessful (not OK) result of tensioning.

For more information, see Bolt Service Parameters.

Page header

• Flange ID: the ID of the flange.

• Multistep program step name: the name of the step in the used Multistep program.

Page footer

• Printed Date: the date and time when the report was generated.

• Operator company: the company name.

• Page number: the page number.