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Weld Symbol 3
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Christine74
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(Eng-Tips seriously needs a Downvote option).
I don't know if this will completely answer your question but the article linked below should be helpful:
-Christine
I don't know if this will completely answer your question but the article linked below should be helpful:
-Christine
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DriveMeNuts
Mechanical
For the three fabricators that I have worked for (including probably the largest stainless steel fabricator in the world), weld symbols have always been used, but not to the full extent.
A weld symbol with simple details of the weld such as fillet, butt, or groove, with weld side, and sizes is useful in that it prevents the need to go searching for the weld prep spec.
The comment on the end of the symbol has a code, referring the viewer to the Weld Prep detail and weld procedure.
A weld symbol with simple details of the weld such as fillet, butt, or groove, with weld side, and sizes is useful in that it prevents the need to go searching for the weld prep spec.
The comment on the end of the symbol has a code, referring the viewer to the Weld Prep detail and weld procedure.
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