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04/18/2304/18/23 10:4910:49 DONE BY : GATTUDONE BY : GATTU

WeldingWelding Symbols Symbols

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ELEMENTARY WELD ELEMENTARY WELD SYMBOLSSYMBOLS

Square Groove Weld

Single V Groove Weld

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ELEMENTARY WELD ELEMENTARY WELD SYMBOLSSYMBOLS

Single Bevel Groove Weld

Single V Groove Weld with Broad Root Face

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ELEMENTARY WELD ELEMENTARY WELD SYMBOLSSYMBOLS

Single Bevel Groove Weld with Broad Root Face

Single U Groove Weld

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ELEMENTARY WELD ELEMENTARY WELD SYMBOLSSYMBOLS

Single J Groove Weld

Backing Weld

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ELEMENTARY WELD ELEMENTARY WELD SYMBOLSSYMBOLS

Fillet Weld

Plug / Slot Weld

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ELEMENTARY WELD ELEMENTARY WELD SYMBOLSSYMBOLS

Spot Weld

Seam Weld

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ELEMENTARY WELD ELEMENTARY WELD SYMBOLSSYMBOLS

Edge Weld

Surfacing

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SUPPLEMENTARY SYMBOLSSUPPLEMENTARY SYMBOLS

FlatConvex Concave

Weld Profile

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SUPPLEMENTARY SYMBOLSSUPPLEMENTARY SYMBOLS

Toes blended smoothly

Permanent Backing Strip

M

Removable Backing Strip

MR

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SUPPLEMENTARY SYMBOLSSUPPLEMENTARY SYMBOLSPeripheral Welds

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SUPPLEMENTARY SYMBOLSSUPPLEMENTARY SYMBOLS

Site welds

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SUPPLEMENTARY SYMBOLSSUPPLEMENTARY SYMBOLS

Tail Optional)

Sequence of Information in the Tail

• Process (as per ISO 4063)

• Acceptance Level (as per ISO 5817 or ISO 10042)

• Working Position (as per ISO 6947)

• Filler Materials (as per ISO 544 or ISO 2560 or ISO 3581)

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EXAMPLES OF APPLICATIONEXAMPLES OF APPLICATION

Method of representation

Weld Joint

Arrow Line

Reference Line (Continuous)

Reference Line (Dashed)

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EXAMPLES OF APPLICATIONEXAMPLES OF APPLICATION

Welding on the Arrow Side

Arrow Side

Other Side

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EXAMPLES OF APPLICATIONEXAMPLES OF APPLICATION

Welding on the Other Side

Arrow Side

Other Side

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EXAMPLES OF APPLICATIONEXAMPLES OF APPLICATIONWelding on the Other Side

Other Side

Arrow Side

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EXAMPLES OF APPLICATIONEXAMPLES OF APPLICATIONWelding on the Arrow Side

Other Side

Arrow Side

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EXAMPLES OF APPLICATIONEXAMPLES OF APPLICATION

Which is the Other Side in this case?

Side A

Side C

Side B

Side D

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EXAMPLES OF APPLICATIONEXAMPLES OF APPLICATIONWelding on both Sides

Other Side

Arrow Side

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EXAMPLES OF APPLICATIONEXAMPLES OF APPLICATION

Symmetric Welding on both Sides

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EXAMPLES OF APPLICATIONEXAMPLES OF APPLICATION

Pointing of Arrows for Bevel and J Joints

OR

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EXAMPLES OF APPLICATIONEXAMPLES OF APPLICATION

Pointing of Arrows for Bevel and J Joints

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DIMENSIONING OF WELDSDIMENSIONING OF WELDS

Butt Joints

l

s l s

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DIMENSIONING OF WELDSDIMENSIONING OF WELDSFillet Welds

z5 l5

5

a5 l

5

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DIMENSIONING OF WELDSDIMENSIONING OF WELDS

Fillet Welds

a a a

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DIMENSIONING OF WELDSDIMENSIONING OF WELDS

Intermittent Fillet Welds

l (e) l (e)

z n x l (e)

z n x l (e)

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DIMENSIONING OF WELDSDIMENSIONING OF WELDS

Staggered Intermittent Fillet Welds

z n x l (e)

z n x l (e)

l (e) l (e)

l (e) l (e)

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DIMENSIONING OF WELDSDIMENSIONING OF WELDS

Spot Weld

d n (e)

d

e e

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DIMENSIONING OF WELDSDIMENSIONING OF WELDS

Seam Weld

d n x l (e)

d

l e

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DIMENSIONING OF WELDSDIMENSIONING OF WELDS

Plug Weld

d n (e)

d

e e

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DIMENSIONING OF WELDSDIMENSIONING OF WELDS

Slot Weld

d n x l (e)

d

l e

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WELD JOINT DESIGNWELD JOINT DESIGN

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Edge Preparation - NeedEdge Preparation - Need

Poor penetration

Poor strength

Good penetration

Good strength (100% joint efficiency)

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Edge PreparationEdge Preparation

Factors which influence choice of edge Factors which influence choice of edge preparationpreparation

- Thickness- Thickness

- Material- Material

- Welding process- Welding process

- Extent of penetration required- Extent of penetration required

- Welding distortion- Welding distortion

- Cost - Cost

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Basic Joint TypesBasic Joint Types

butt

teelap

corneredge

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Basic Weld TypesBasic Weld TypesGroove welds

Fillet weldPlug / slot weld

Spot / seam weld

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Applicable Welds for Butt Applicable Welds for Butt jointjoint

Square Groove weld V Groove weld

U Groove weldBevel Groove weld

J Groove weld

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Applicable Welds for Butt Applicable Welds for Butt jointjoint

Double V Groove weld

Double U Groove weld

Double Bevel Groove weld

Double J Groove weld

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Applicable Welds for Tee Applicable Welds for Tee jointjoint

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Applicable Welds for Lap Applicable Welds for Lap jointjoint

Plug / slot weldSpot / seam weld

Fillet weld

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Applicable Welds for Corner Applicable Welds for Corner JointJoint

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Applicable Welds for Edge Applicable Welds for Edge JointJoint

Edge weld

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Butt jointButt joint

Square Groove weld

Root gap

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Butt jointButt jointSingle V Groove weld

Groove angle

Root face

Root gap

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Weld ReinforcementWeld Reinforcement

Correct reinforcement

Minimum cost

Good joint strength

Excess reinforcement

High cost

Poor joint strength

Under reinforcement

Poor joint strength

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Butt joint – Complete Joint Butt joint – Complete Joint penetrationpenetration

Weld from face side

Back gouging

Back weld

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Butt joint – Complete Joint Butt joint – Complete Joint penetrationpenetration

Backing weld

Back gouging

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Butt joint – Complete Joint Butt joint – Complete Joint penetration (welding from one penetration (welding from one

side)side)

TIG / SMAW welding

Consumable guide

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Butt Joint – Double V grooveButt Joint – Double V grooveLess weld metal

Less distortion

Higher edge preparation cost

Better for thickness > 20 mm

More weld metal

More distortion

Lower edge preparation cost

Better for thickness < 20 mm

Double V groove

Single V groove

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Butt Joint – U grooveButt Joint – U groove

Good access at the root

Less weld metal

Higher edge preparation cost

Better for thickness > 40 mm

Groove angle

Root faceRoot gap

Root radius

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Butt Joint – Bevel grooveButt Joint – Bevel groove

Double bevel groove

Single bevel grooveBevel angle 40 to 50°

Difficult to approach the root

Weld defects

Back gouging to remove root defects

Good weld quality

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Butt Joint – J grooveButt Joint – J groove

Good access at the root

Back gouging and back welding to get good weld quality

Less weld metal

Higher edge preparation cost

Better for thickness > 40 mm

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Tee Joint – Full strength jointTee Joint – Full strength joint

leg

leg throat

throat = 0.707 x leg

leg = 1.414 x throat

In a full strength joint, leg = 0.75 x thickness

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Tee Joint – Full penetration jointTee Joint – Full penetration joint

leg = throat leg = throat

45° or 60°

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Tee JointTee Joint

Theoretical throat

Actual throat

AWS D 1.1 recommendation when gap > 1.6 mm – to increase leg size of fillet by the amount of gap

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Lap JointLap Joint

AWS D 1.1 recommendation

Overlap = 5 x thickness (1 inch minimum)

Gap between mating faces = 1.6 mm max

overlap

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Welding Position – GrooveWelding Position – Groove

1 G

2 G

3 G

4 G

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Welding Position – GrooveWelding Position – Groove

1 G 2 G

5 G 6 G

45°

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Welding Position – FilletWelding Position – Fillet

1F

2F3F

4F

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Welding Position – FilletWelding Position – Fillet1F

2F

5F

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Welding Positions – GrooveWelding Positions – Groove

Position Inclination of axis Rotation of face

Flat 0° to 15° 150° to 210°

Horizontal 0° to 15° 80° to 150°

210° to 280°

Overhead 0° to 80° 0° to 80°

280° to 360°

Vertical 15° to 80° 80° to 280°

80° to 90° 0° to 360°

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Welding Positions – FilletWelding Positions – Fillet

Position Inclination of axis Rotation of face

Flat 0° to 15° 150° to 210°

Horizontal 0° to 15° 125° to 150°

210° to 235°

Overhead 0° to 80° 0° to 125°

235° to 360°

Vertical 15° to 80° 125° to 235°

80° to 90° 0° to 360°