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WeldDesignStandards
AS/NZS1554.1:Structuralsteelwelding Weldingofsteelstructures AS1554.2:Structuralsteelwelding Stud welding(steelstudstosteel) AS/NZS1554.5:Structuralsteelwelding Weldingofsteelstructuressubjecttohigh levelsoffatigueloading
WeldedConnections
Fabrication Fieldwork
Compoundingofsections
WeldedConnections
Intermediatewebstiffeners
WeldSymbols
FailureModesofWeldedJoints
Ductilefractureatanominalstressinthevicinityofthe ultimatestrengthoftheweldmetalortheparentmetal, whicheveristhelower Brittlefractureatanominalstresslowerthanultimate strengthandsometimeslowerthantheworkingstress Progressivefracturingbyfatigueafteracertainnumberof stresscycles Othercausessuchascorrosion,corrosionfatigue,stress corrosionandcreep,butthesearerelativelyrareinsteel structures
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DesignRequirement
(a)Theparentmaterialmustbeductile,ornotchtough,atthe servicetemperatureintendedandforthethicknessrequired (b)Thedetailsofjointsmustbesuchthatstressconcentrations areminimized (c)Reductionofductilitybytriaxial stressingshouldbeavoided atcriticaljoints (d)Welddefectsshouldbebelowthespecifiedmaximumsize (e)Weldedfabricationshouldnotsubstantiallyaltermaterial properties.
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SelectionofWeldType
Buttsplices,lapsplices,Tjoints,cruciformandcornerjoints Butt,filletorcompound
LamellarTearing
ButtWelds
Welddefectsinbuttweld
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ButtWelds
Plateedgepreparationforbuttweld
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FilletWelds
Longitudinal filletweld
Transverse filletweld
Intermittent filletweld
Plugand slotweld
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FilletWelds
Typicalwelddefectinfilletweld
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CompoundWelds
Hybridofafilletandbuttweld: formerweldtypeissuperimposedontothelatter Designthroatthickness(DTT) Thedesignthroatthickness(tt)ofaweldistheminimumdistance fromtherootofaweldtoitsface,lessanyreinforcement
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DesignofButtWelds
Completepenetrationbuttweldabuttweldinwhich fusionexistsbetweentheweldandparentmetal throughoutthecompletedepthofthejoint. Incompletepenetrationbuttweldabuttweldinwhich fusionexistsoverlessthanthecompletedepthofthe joint.
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CPBW
Clause9.7.2.7(a)ofAS4100notesthatthedesigncapacityofa CPBWisequaltothenominalcapacityoftheweakestpartbeing joinedmultipliedbyacapacityreductionfactor,,whichis commensuratewiththeweldquality.FromTable3.4ofAS4100 =0.9forCPBWwithSPqualityand =0.6forCPBWwithGP quality.ThisappliestoCBPWsubjecttotransverseandshear loads.
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CPBW
Basedontheabove,fortwosimilarplatesjoinedbyaCPBW withSPquality(=0.9)weldedtoAS/NZS1554.1orAS/NZS 1554.5,theAS4100definitionnotesthattheweldisasstrong asthejoinedplateelementsandnofurthercalculationis required(iftheplateshavebeenalreadysizedforthedesign loads).IfthelowerqualityGPcategoryisusedinsteadoftheSP categoryforthisconnectiontype(i.e.with =0.6),theCPBW willhavealowerdesigncapacitythaneachofthetwosimilar connectedplatesbyafactorof(0.6/0.9=)0.667.
IPBW
AstheweldfusioninaIPBWdoesnotcoverthefulldepthof thejoint,Clause9.7.2.7(b)ofAS4100statesthatIPBWareto bedesignedasfilletwelds(seeSection8.7.2).Thecapacity reductionfactor,,forIPBWisthesameasthatforfillet welds.
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DesignofFilletJoint
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DesignofFilletJoint
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Capacityofafilletweld
MinimumSizeofaFilletWeld
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AlonganEdge
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Analysisofweldgroups
(a) Theweldsareregardedashomogeneous,isotropicand elasticelements. (b) Thepartsconnectedbyweldingareassumedtoberigid,but thisassumptionshouldnotbemadeifthereisdoubtabout therigidityofadjoiningplates. (c) Theeffectsofresidualstresses,stressconcentrationand triaxial stressconditionsareneglectedontheassumption thattheultimatestrengthofweldgroupsisnotsignificantly affectedbytheseparameters.
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Capacityreductionfactors,,for welds
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InPlaneLoad
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OutofPlaneLoad
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OutofPlaneLoad
Alternativeprocedure
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OutofPlaneLoad
Alternativeprocedure
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DesignConnectionsasWhole
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DesignConnectionsasWhole
Beamflangeweldcapacity Beamwebweldcapacity Columnwebcapacityinbearing(crushing) Columnflangecapacityatbeamtensionflangeregion Columnwebcapacityinshearyieldingandshearbuckling Columnwebcapacityincompressivebuckling Otherchecks
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DesignConnectionsasWhole
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