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Weld Factors and Fillet Welds

06/17/2009 1:13 AM

DEAR ALL:

I WANT TO KNOW HOW TO USE OF THE WELD FACTOR ON THE FILLET WELD.

IN MY TABLE IT SHOWS 0.3 OR LESS.

THANKS

ANURADHA
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06/17/2009 3:45 AM

Please provide the table, source, and equation of your "weld factor" - because it could relate to shear stress, weld quality, fatigue, throat size, temperature, ......

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06/17/2009 3:58 AM

...and please turn off Caps Lock.

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