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  • Electric Induction can heat up a 6inch stud under 5 min!!! Because of the integrated chiller, the tube is cold to the touch in less than30 seconds. The old fashond way used to be done with cal rods. (like a electric stove) With Cal rods the process takes much much longer, and is unsafe to people around them.

  • The hand tightened nuts w small torquing bolts in the big nut (cant remember the co. name) are pretty good too. Torqued up and loosened easily w only a small impact or long handled ratchet.

  • My guys and I heated a lot of turbine bolts with a heater made from stainless tubing, mixing chamber, air, and oxy acetelene. Bolts (studs) might be 4 feet long, 6" diameter, and have 5/8 hole thru them lengthwise. Sometimes only a few taps with a hammer on the "slugging wrench" got them loose.

  • Heating up a bolt with electric induction will grow the bolt and release the clap load, this will allow the nut to come off easy!!!

  • how, what, hu? I am very slot on what your doing, cutting a bolt?

  • Big turbines have studs holding the cases together. The stud is hollow, you heat it inside, it grows lengthwise, then you unscrew the nuts. To tighten, you install a nut, drop the stud thru the casing, put the other nut on the bottom and run it up snug, mark it. Heat the stud, turn the nut the prescribed amount like 5/8 turn, let it cool. Easier than 6000 foot lbs on a wrench!

  • Much easier.

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