Fillet Weld Size Based on Loading
Fillet Weld Size Based on Loading
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Hello,
I am currently designing an assembly fixture. It is 2 4.5"x36" 60601 tubes welded to a sheet of 3/8" steel.
I am looking for a reference online that will allow me to size the bead based on loading(~600lbf shear).
Does anyone have such a reference?
Thanks,
Dave
I am currently designing an assembly fixture. It is 2 4.5"x36" 60601 tubes welded to a sheet of 3/8" steel.
I am looking for a reference online that will allow me to size the bead based on loading(~600lbf shear).
Does anyone have such a reference?
Thanks,
Dave





RE: Fillet Weld Size Based on Loading
For E70 electrodes, I commonly use 900# per foot per 1/16" of weld.
Mike McCann
MMC Engineering
Motto: KISS
Motivation: Don't ask
RE: Fillet Weld Size Based on Loading
try this site:-
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desertfox
RE: Fillet Weld Size Based on Loading
Do you mean 900# per inch?
0.707 X (.3 X 70,000) X .0625 = 928 lb / in
Say 900 lb / in
RE: Fillet Weld Size Based on Loading
RE: Fillet Weld Size Based on Loading
RE: Fillet Weld Size Based on Loading
What is Engineering anyway: FAQ1088-1484: In layman terms, what is "engineering"?
RE: Fillet Weld Size Based on Loading
Yep... Thanks.
Mike McCann
MMC Engineering
Motto: KISS
Motivation: Don't ask
RE: Fillet Weld Size Based on Loading
Engineering is not the science behind building. It is the science behind not building.
RE: Fillet Weld Size Based on Loading