The qualities of the material and the component geometry determine the relationship between material internal stress and torque or clamping force. A material's stability and deformation are impacted by internal stresses that are created by torque and clamping force. There are many variables that affect the connection, including material kind, size, and assembly circumstances. Higher torque or clamping force generally causes more internal stress, which affects the integrity and performance of the material.

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I understand external forces affects the life and performance of the product and thus the need to deep evaluation to determine the best practices, for torque and clamping forces parameters for the application, in doing so, would it be considered best to have the product material internal stress in compression, in tensile or neutral stress.