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    Weld Sysmbol

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    This document discusses welding and welding symbols used on engineering drawings. It defines welding as a method of joining metal parts permanently. It describes basic types of joints and terms used in welding. It then explains different elementary welding symbols, how they are positioned on drawings, and rules for applying welding symbols such as indicating the side to weld and dimensions.

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    Weld Sysmbol

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    This document discusses welding and welding symbols used on engineering drawings. It defines welding as a method of joining metal parts permanently. It describes basic types of joints and terms used in welding. It then explains different elementary welding symbols, how they are positioned on drawings, and rules for applying welding symbols such as indicating the side to weld and dimensions.

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    This document discusses welding and welding symbols used on engineering drawings. It defines welding as a method of joining metal parts permanently. It describes basic types of joints and terms used in welding. It then explains different elementary welding symbols, how they are positioned on drawings, and rules for applying welding symbols such as indicating the side to weld and dimensions.

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    Weld Sysmbol

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    Bashu Poudel
    This document discusses welding and welding symbols used on engineering drawings. It defines welding as a method of joining metal parts permanently. It describes basic types of joints and terms used in welding. It then explains different elementary welding symbols, how they are positioned on drawings, and rules for applying welding symbols such as indicating the side to weld and dimensions.

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    Welded Joints

    What is welding?
    Welding is an efficient method of making
    permanent joints between two or more metal parts.

    Basic Types of Joints & Terms

    Types of joints

    Position of the weld symbols on the drawings

    Elementary welding symbols

    Elementary welding symbols

    Position of the symbol

    Dual
    Ref.Line

    To be welded on the arrow


    side
    To be welded on the other
    side

    Position of the arrow line

    Combination of elementary symbols

    Combination of elementary symbols

    Combination of elementary symbols

    RULES TO BE OBSERVED WHILE APPLYING SYMBOLS


    1.

    2.

    3.

    4.

    5.

    Symbols for fillet and similar welds be shown such that the
    vertical position of the symbol are indicated on the left hand
    side of the symbol,irrespective of the orientation of the weld
    metal.
    If the welds are to be made on the arrow side of the joint,the
    corresponding symbol should be placed either above or below
    the continuous reference line (Fig.)
    If the welds are to be made on the other side of a joint ,the
    corresponding symbol should be placed above or below the
    dashed reference line (Fig.)
    If the welds are to be made on both sides of the a joint, the
    corresponding symbols should be placed on both sides of the
    reference line and the dashed line is not shown (Fig.)
    The arrow of the symbol must point towards the joint which
    required welding (Fig.)

    RULES TO BE OBSERVED WHILE APPLYING SYMBOLS


    6.
    7.
    8.

    When only one member is to be edge prepared to make the joint ,


    the arrow should point at the plate (Fig. ---)
    Dimensions of size are indicated in mm without writing the unit
    mm.
    If unequal legs of fillet are to be used ,they should also be given on
    the left hand side.

    9.

    If a welding is required to be made on the site or during erection


    or assembly, it is re

    10.

    If a weld is to be made all around a joint , a circle should also be


    placed at the elbow ,connecting the arrow and the reference line.
    (Fig.----)

    11.

    If a weld is to have a flush or flat finish , a straight line should be


    added above the symbol.

    12.

    The welding process is indicated , if required ,at the end of the


    arrow.(fig----)

    Dimensioning the weld

    Dimensioning

    Edge preparation

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