Enter the box section modulus and the pin section modulus into the calculator to determine the bending strength ratio.
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Bending Strength Ratio Formula
The following equation is used to calculate the Bending Strength Ratio.
BSR = BSM / PSM
- Where BSR is the bending strength ratio
- BSM is the box section modulus
- PSM is the pin section modulus
To calculate the bending strength ratio, simply divide the box section modulus by the pin section modulus.
What is a Bending Strength Ratio?
Definition:
A bending strength ratio is a term most often used in the oil and gas industry to indicate the ratio of the box section modulus to the pin section modulus of a given connection.
How to Calculate Bending Strength Ratio?
Example Problem:
The following example outlines the steps and information needed to calculate Bending Strength Ratio.
First, determine the box section modulus. In this example, the box section modulus is 500 in³.
Next, determine the pin section modulus. The section modulus at the pin is measured to be 400 in³.
Finally, calculate the bending strength ratio using the formula above:
BSR = BSM / PSM
BSR = 500/400
BSR = 1.25
