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This worksheet is for checking weld sizes WELD OUTLINE CASE Table 9-6 from "Mechanical Engineering v lDesign", Shigley, 7th ed., 2004, pg. 479
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Mechanical Engineering Design, 7th ed, Shigley Schedule A: Allowable Load foriwVarious Sizes of Fillet Welds
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Strength Level of Weld Metal (EXX)
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Date: 8/4/2008 60* e
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Description of weld: Vaporizer skid cross beam to main welds (tau)nτ =
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2 Allowable Unit Force on eFillet Weld, kip/linear in
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DEFINITION OF SYMBOLS n
Aw = Length of weld, in ###o
f= Allowable unit force on weld, kip per lin in of weld 3 7/8f
M= Bending moment, kip-in 3/4
l= Bending moment arm length, in 5/8T
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P= Tension or Compression Load 1/2
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Sw = Section Modulus of weld lines subjected to bending moment, in^2 7/16
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V = Vertical load for bending and/or shear, kip 3/8k
w = Fillet weld leg dimension, in 4 e
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Wn = Tensive or compressive force on weld, kip per lineal inch of weld r
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Ws = Average vertical shear on fillet weld, kip per lineal inch of weld 3/16
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Wb = Bending force on weld, kip per lineal inch of weld 1/8a
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Wr = Resultant load on fillet weld, kip per lineal inch of weld 1/16
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FORMULAS FOR FORCES ON WELD J

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Aw Aw Sw d Fillet Weld Size, h
Schedule B: Minimum
RESULTANT FORCE: Wr = √(Wn2 + Ws2 + Wb2) ,

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Weld is adequate & stress ratio = 0.51 n
INPUT 6 * To 1/4 incl.
Weld Outline Case: 5 Over 1/4
Strength Level of Weld Metal: 70* Over 1/2
Loading condition for bending, ie…Cantilever
or Mid-Span of Simply Supported Beam Mid-Span τ
Over 3/4
w = 3/8 in Over 1 1/2
P= 12.50 kip If no tension or compression is present, P = 0 Over 2 1/4
V= 12.50 kip If only tension or compression is present, V = 0 7 Over 6
b= 4 in Weld dimension; refer to figure on right ###
d= 10 in Weld dimension; refer to figure on right Not to exceed the thickness of the thinner part.
l= 48 in If bending is not to be considered, l = 0
Aw = 18.00 in
Sw = 56.67 in^2 8
M= 150 lb-in
f= 5.57 kip/lin in
Calculating Tensive or Compressive Force Calculating Shear Force Calculating Bending Force Calculating Resultant Force
Wn = 0.69 kip/lin in Ws = 0.69 kip/lin in Wb = 2.65 kip/lin in Wr = 2.82 kip/lin in
=P/Aw =V/Aw =M/Sw =SQRT(Wn^2 + Ws^2 + Wb^2)
=12.5kip/18lin in =12.5kip/18lin in =150kip-in/56.67in^2 =SQRT(0.69^2 + 0.69^2 + 2.65^2)