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Weld Calculations

This document provides information and calculations for various welded joints and structures, including: - T-fillet welds, lap joints, cantilevers, lap joints subject to torsion, and rectangular blocks subject to torsion. - T-butt welds, butt welds with offsets, and lap joints subject to bending and shear. - Background information on welding calculations and calculating volume using solids of revolution. - A bibliography of recommended references for further information on welding calculations and design.

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Weld Calculations

This document provides information and calculations for various welded joints and structures, including: - T-fillet welds, lap joints, cantilevers, lap joints subject to torsion, and rectangular blocks subject to torsion. - T-butt welds, butt welds with offsets, and lap joints subject to bending and shear. - Background information on welding calculations and calculating volume using solids of revolution. - A bibliography of recommended references for further information on welding calculations and design.

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Weld Calculations

Contents
Welding Calculations............................................................................................................................... 2
T Fillet Welds ........................................................................................................................................... 5
Lap Joint .................................................................................................................................................. 8
Cantilever .............................................................................................................................................. 10
Lap Joint Subject To Torsion ................................................................................................................. 12
Rectangular Block Subject To Torsion ................................................................................................... 15
T Butt Weld Subject To Torsion ............................................................................................................ 19
Butt Weld With Offset .......................................................................................................................... 22
Lap Joint Subject To Bending and Shear ............................................................................................... 23
Back Ground Information ..................................................................................................................... 25
Calculating Volume Using Solids Of Revolution .................................................................................... 28
Bibliography .......................................................................................................................................... 33
Welding Calculations
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T Fillet Welds
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Lap Joint

Weld subject to longitudinal shear only


Design of Welded Lap Joints, a pdf information file from the Lincoln Arc Foundation

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Cantilever

Welds Subject to both bending and


shear
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Lap Joint Subject To Torsion

Welds Subject to both bending and


shear
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Rectangular Block Subject To Torsion

In this case Torsion is the same as an applied


moment
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T Butt Weld Subject To Torsion
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Butt Weld With Offset

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Lap Joint Subject To Bending and Shear
This is a lap joint with an offset. I could not find a calculation for this in any reference so I
put this together. I have assumed that there will be a vertical shear force caused by the offset
load creating a moment about the mid point between the welds (marked with the red dot), as
well as a horizontal shear
force.
Alternative approach it gives the same answer as my method. My thanks to the
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Back Ground Information
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Calculating Volume Using Solids Of Revolution
Some Properties of plane areas
FIGURE CENTROID MOMENT OF AREA
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Bibliography

J.G.Hicks
Welded Joint Design Second Edition Abington Publishing 1997
Welded Joint Design Third Edition Abington Publishing 1999

Welding In The World Volume 14 No 5/6 1976


(Design Rules For Welded Connexions In Steel Subject to static loading)

Warren C Young
ROARK’S Formulas for stress & Strain 6th edition McGraw Hill

The Steel Construction Institute


Steel Designers Manual Fifth Edition Blackwell Scientific

G.H.Ryder
Strength Of Materials Macmillan

The Institute of Welding


Handbook For Welding Design Volume 1 Pitman

Procedure Handbook 13th Edition


The James F. Lincoln Arc Foundation.

The best book is the Procedure Handbook, it covers a wide range of welding topics
including calculations. Its a must for any one seriously interested in welding. It cost £16
Inc. Postage in 1999, its available from :-
The James F. Lincoln Arc Foundation.
Mansfield Road. Aston,
Sheffield. S26 2BS
ENGLAND. Tel 0114 287 2401

Anybody seriously interested in engineering calculations should consider a copy


of ROARK’S Formulas for stress & Strain, its available from most decent book shops for
around £20.

I would also recommend the J.G.Hicks book, it covers the calculation requirements for the
European Welding Engineer syllabus. Its available from Abingdon Publishing, Abington
Hall, Cambridge, England.

The Steel Designers Manual is another good book covering a wide range of structural
engineering topics

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