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Abstract
The paper deals with the fatigue damage calculation of 2 types of computation model of bolted joints. The study is performed via a numerical analysis with support of finite element method (FEM) software ANSYS. One model was created with a thread on the bolt, another was only bolt with cylindrical surfaces, the second model was greatly simplified. It will be evaluated the fatigue damage for both types of models. Subsequently both types of computational models will be compared in dependence on the accuracy of the results and the speed of the calculation. There are also the theoretical backgrounds for preloaded bolted joint, which was used for calculation of preload load prescribed on body of screws.
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