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Weld Reliefs

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Creigbm

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Is there a standard reference for creating weld reliefs in the base material? Thanks in advance for any help.
 
Do you mean welding short bead lengths for anti skidding or similar purposes? Many parameters would influence the outcome, so that I would be surprised to find a standard of reference except maybe for specialized applications.
In any case if you plan to weld such reliefs from one side of a sheet or plate, be prepared to deformations caused by tensile stresses parallel to the weld beads.

 
Weld relifs would simply be base metal buildup. A weld symbol with a half circle bound by the reference line is the standard designator. You would probably need to define extents of buildup in the tail of the symbol. Such as---2 inch long beads on 6 inch centers with so many rows with the rows being staggered or directly parallel.
 
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