Naval Sea Systems Command Chapter 075 Fasteners Service Manual

Technical manual detailing identification, materials, installation, tightening, locking, and removal procedures for fasteners used on naval ships.


Naval Sea Systems Command Chapter 075 Fasteners Service Manual - cover page
Brand
Naval Sea Systems Command
Category
Other
Document type
Service Manual
Language
English
Pages
154
File format
PDF
File size
1.2 MB
Published
05 October, 2026
Updated
05 October, 2026
MD5 checksum
6FD4A437AD000D6125205917E58D7454

About this manual

This manual provides comprehensive guidance on fasteners used in naval ship applications. It covers the scope, reference documents, and general practices for using and maintaining threaded fasteners.

The document is organized into sections on identification, material specifications, tightening methods, locking techniques, removal procedures, and installation guidelines, including special topics such as corrosion protection, high‑temperature fasteners, and inspection/re‑work processes.

What's inside

  • Introduction to Threaded Fasteners
  • Identification of Fasteners
  • Threaded Fastener Materials and Marking
  • Fastener Tightening
  • Threaded Fastener Locking
  • Threaded Fastener Removal
  • Installation of Threaded Fasteners
  • Inspection and Repair
  • Corrosion Protection and Coatings
  • Special Fastener Applications

Specifications

Corrosion‑protective coatingsZinc and Cadmium Coatings
Primary tightening methodsTorque control, Turn‑of‑Nut control, Stretch control, Ultrasonic stretch, Hydraulic tensioning, Chemical locking

Frequently asked questions

What methods are recommended for removing a broken stud?

The manual describes drilling, Electric Discharge Machining (EDM), and a power‑driven broken bolt extractor as approved removal techniques.

Which thread‑locking techniques are covered in the manual?

It includes torque control, turn‑of‑nut control, stretch control, ultrasonic stretch, hydraulic tensioning, and chemical locking methods.

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