Design of Transverse Fillet Welds in the Lapped Joints of Thin Steel Plates

Torabian, Shahabeddin; Xiao, Feng; Haws, Richard B.; Schafer, Benjamin W.

doi:10.1007/s13296-018-0325-2

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“…Use automated and robotic deep penetration methods for both butt welds and fillet welds. 16. If possible, use intermittent stitches in structures which are not exposed to corrosion and vibration loads.…”

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“…The higher the asymmetry of the weld and the higher the riser, the time, material and energy losses for welding are higher [8][9][10][11]. This is accompanied not only by the increase of undesirable deformations of the structure, but also by the creation of concentration of stresses that may cause the critical values to be exceeded, the achievement of fragile states of combined materials, and, as a result, the development of cracks [12][13][14][15][16][17]. The guiding principle of effective use of fillet welds should be to guarantee their smooth transitions to combined materials.…”

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Rational Use of Fillet Welds and Butt-fillet Welds in Welded Constructions

Kudła¹,

Wojsyk²

2019

Weld. Tech. Rev.

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The study contains quantitative conditions and limitations of the use of butt, fillet and butt-fillet welds in modern welded constructions. Examples of improper use are given. Calculated loss of material and capacity structures associated with the use of fillet welds with a convex face, their asymmetry, as well as the benefits of in-depth penetration obtained by hybrid (plasma-MAG, laser-MAG) or other, leading to the achievement of butt welds and butt-fillet welds with high-efficiency welding technologies. A list of the requirements for the correct use of fillet welds and features differing from butt, butt-fillet and fillet welds is given.

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confidence: 99%