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ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF WELDED JOINTS
The following are the advantages of welded joints. · Due to the absence of gusset plates…
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SP Ecificat Ion Of Bolted Joints
1. Diameter of the bolts In general, a connection with few larger diameter bolts are economical…
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Analysis And Design Of Butt(Groove) Welds
Groove welds are usually provided when the member is subjected to tension or compression. Analysis…
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Welding Process
Welding consists of joining two steel sections by means of metallurgical bond between them by…
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Weld Defects
Defects in welding are inevitable in spite of using the good welding techniques, standa rd…
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Inspection Of Welds
As we have seen in previews website pages, defects in welds are inevitable. Nevertheless, the…
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FILLET WELDED JOINTS
Fillet welded joints such as 'T', lap and corner joints are the most common connection…
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Analysis And Design Of Fillet Welds
Analysis And Design Of Fillet Welds ASSUMPTIONS IN THE ANALYSIS OF WELDED JOINTS The following…
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FAILURE OF BOLTED CONNECTIONS
Failure of bolted connection can be classified broadly in to two: (1) failure of the…
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COMPARING WELDED AND BOLTED UNIONS
During the planning and design stage of any project, engineers must decide which material or…