Resumen
Damage of high-strength bolt (DHSB) is inevitable during long-term use. Such damage is irreversible that may not be replaced in time, and the potential danger is proven by the changes of the mechanical properties of DHSB. To investigate the mechanical properties of DHSB, this paper uses the software ABAQUS to simulate the stress of various types of DHSB under earthquake, and compares with undamaged high-strength bolts (UDHSB). The results show that the most unfavorable position of the crack is at the bottom of the second ring thread. The model with shorter crack length will have greater stress concentration and displacement deformation. The more the number of cracks, the greater the concentrated stress value. The concentrated stress generated by the tooth deformation is at the top of the thread tooth, and the concentrated stress generated by the crack is at the bottom of the thread tooth. Changing the tooth shape in the appropriate position is beneficial to reduce the degree of bolt damage. Bolt damage will double the harm, and timely replacement of damaged bolts is very time-sensitive and necessary.