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    Weld Symbol and Welding Symbol - Description and Uses

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    This document discusses weld symbols and their necessity for conveying welding information to designers and welders. It describes elementary symbols that characterize different weld types based on shape, and supplementary symbols that indicate weld surface types. A complete welding symbol contains 7 elements: reference line, arrow, welding elementary symbol, dimensions/details, supplementary symbols, finish symbols. It provides a standardized way to specify weld type, size, location, and other details to ensure proper welding.

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    This document discusses weld symbols and their necessity for conveying welding information to designers and welders. It describes elementary symbols that characterize different weld types based on shape, and supplementary symbols that indicate weld surface types. A complete welding symbol contains 7 elements: reference line, arrow, welding elementary symbol, dimensions/details, supplementary symbols, finish symbols. It provides a standardized way to specify weld type, size, location, and other details to ensure proper welding.

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    This document discusses weld symbols and their necessity for conveying welding information to designers and welders. It describes elementary symbols that characterize different weld types based on shape, and supplementary symbols that indicate weld surface types. A complete welding symbol contains 7 elements: reference line, arrow, welding elementary symbol, dimensions/details, supplementary symbols, finish symbols. It provides a standardized way to specify weld type, size, location, and other details to ensure proper welding.

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    This document discusses weld symbols and their necessity for conveying welding information to designers and welders. It describes elementary symbols that characterize different weld types based on shape, and supplementary symbols that indicate weld surface types. A complete welding symbol contains 7 elements: reference line, arrow, welding elementary symbol, dimensions/details, supplementary symbols, finish symbols. It provides a standardized way to specify weld type, size, location, and other details to ensure proper welding.

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    WELD SYMBOL AND WELDING

    SYMBOL-DESCRIPTION AND
    USES
    LEARNING OBJECTIVE 1.2.24
     Explain the necessity of weld symbol and welding
    symbol
     Describe the elementary symbols and
    supplementary symbols
     Describe the welding symbol and its application, as
    per symbol standard (BIS) and AWS
    NECESSITY
    For conveying the information required for welding for
    designers and welders, standard symbols are used.
    The symbols described below provide the means of
    placing on drawing the information concerning type,
    size, location of weld ment.
    Elementary symbols The various categories of welds
    are characterized by a symbol which in general is
    similar to the shape of the weld to be made.
    SUPPLEMENTARY SYMBOLS
    Elementary symbols may be complemented by
    another set of symbols (supplementary) (Table 2)
    characterizing the shape of the external surface of the
    weld. Supplementary symbols on elementary symbols
    indicate the type of weld surface required.
    TABLE OF ELEMENTARY
    SYMBOLS
    SUPPLEMENTARY SYMBOLS
    WELD SYMBOL
    It represents the type of weld made on a weld joint. It is
    also a miniature drawing of any metal edge preparation
    required prior to welding,
    Welding symbol: The complete welding symbol will
    indicate to the welder how to prepare the base metal, the
    welding process to use, the method of finish and the
    required dimensions and other details with the basic weld
    symbol. They consist of 7 elements as mentioned below.
    1 Reference line, 2 Arrow, 3 Welding elementary symbols
    4 Dimensions and other details
    5 Supplementary symbols
    6 Finish symbols
    THE REFERENCE LINE,ARROW-
    HEAD AND TAIL
    The reference line shown in Figs 1 and 5 is always drawn
    as horizontal line. It is placed on the drawing near the joint
    to be welded. All other information to be given on the
    welding symbols is shown above below the reference line.
    Arrow: The arrow may be drawn from either end of the
    reference line. The arrow always touches the line which
    represents the welded joint. On the welding symbol the
    arrow side weld information is always shown below the
    reference line. The other side weld information is always
    shown on the dash- line side.
    Tail: The tail is used only when necessary. If used it may
    give information on specification, the welding process
    used. or other details required which are not shown in the
    WELDING ELEMENTARY
    SYMBOL
    Figs 6 and 7 illustrate how some of the various types
    of weld symbols are used in welding symbols.
    WELDING ELEMENTARY
    SYMBOL
    ROOT OPENING AND GROOVE
    ANGLE
    The root opening size appears inside the basic weld
    symbol on the complete welding symbol. The included
    angle or total angle of a groove weld is shown above
    the basic weld symbol.
    CONTOUR AND FINISH
    SYMBOLS
    The shape or contour of the completed weld bead is
    shown on the welding symbol as a straight or curved
    line between the basic weld symbol and the finish
    symbol. The curved contour line indicates a normal
    convex or concave weld bead.
    DIMENSION AND OTHER
    DETAILS
    The size of a weld is important. The term ‘size of weld’
    means different things for the fillet weld and butt weld.
    The dimensions of a fillet weld are shown to the left of
    the basic weld symbol. (Fig10) The number 300 indicates
    the length of the weld is 300mm; a5 indicates that the
    throat thickness is 5mm; Z7 indicates the leg length is
    7mm.
    VIDEO

    https://youtu.be/wtrYsZatfFE?si=HYYIe8UoijvMczEK
    KPI
     Explain the necessity of weld symbol and welding
    symbol?
     Describe the elementary symbols and
    supplementary symbols?
     Explain the welding symbol and its application, as
    per symbol standard?
    THANK YOU

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