Voice Countdown Timer vs FlangeTorq Bolt Torque Calc

Automated voice countdown timer ・Supported languages : English / Japanese ・Volume : Always maximum / Increase* *The volume can also be increased as the remaining time decreases.

Built for pipefitters, mechanical contractors, and plant maintenance who need ASME PCC-1 flange bolt torque on the iron - not a dashboard you log into. WHAT IT DOES Computes flange bolt torque per the ASME PCC-1 4-pass tightening sequence, with bolt load, bolt stress, and the gasket factor / seating stress that drives the calculation. Pulls flange dimensions from ASME B16.5, tensile stress area from ASME B1.1, and bolt-material proof strength from A193 / A320. INPUTS - Flange size: 1" to 24" - Pressure class: 150, 300, 600, 900, 1500 - Gasket type: Spiral Wound, Ring Joint, Flat Non-Asbestos - Bolt material: B7, B7M, L7, B8 Cl.2 (per A193 / A320) - Lubricant: Dry, Moly, Anti-Seize, PTFE - Target bolt stress: 20-80% of yield (slider) RETURNS - Torque per bolt in ft-lbs and N·m - Bolt load per bolt and total assembly load (lb) - Bolt stress at the selected yield percentage (psi) - Effective nut factor K - ASME PCC-1 4-pass tightening sequence: 30%, 60%, 100%, plus a circular check pass STANDARDS REFERENCED - ASME PCC-1 - gasket factor, seating stress, tightening pattern - ASME B16.5 - flange dimensions and bolt count - ASME B1.1 - tensile stress area - A193 / A320 - B7, B7M, L7, B8 Cl.2 bolt material specs WHY THIS APP, NOT THE FREE ONES - Math is shown - formula and substitution visible for every result. No black box. - Standards cited - ASME PCC-1, B16.5, B1.1. Inspector-defensible. - Works offline - refinery turnarounds, plant outages, field digs. Always available. - No login. No ads. No telemetry. No subscription. PRICING $4.99. Pay once, own it. Lifetime access on iPhone, iPad, and Mac via Family Sharing. NOT A SUBSTITUTE FOR Project-specific bolt-up procedures. Calibrated torque wrench certificates. ASME PCC-1 elastic interaction passes for tight-fit assemblies. Always cross-reference the engineer-stamped tightening sequence on file.