Originally Posted by
MistWolf
I should have said tension and it ain't Internet BS either. If compression and tension didn't occur, the threads wouldn't hold.
For example, the installation of the main rotor blades on a Robinson R44 is very critical. So critical that torque isn't measured in ft/lbs, but by measuring bolt stretch.
Well, yeah, but is the Robinson R44 a Tier 1 helicopter?
Sorry I jest.
I think this is going to be like the old does the recoil begin before or after the projectile leaves the bore discussion.
I am curious, though, about this: Now that I think about it, it's possible that compressing the muzzle is better than stretching it. Are you thinking that linear compression would enlarge the bore and that linear extension would tighten it? What about the mating surfaces of the crown and muzzle device? Just curious.
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