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Designing Fillet Welds for Skewed T-joints—Part 1
Welding Innovation Vol. XIX, No. 1, 20027 Designing Fillet Welds for Skewed T-joints part 1 Practical Ideas for the Design Professional by Duane K. Miller, , FileIntroductionDetailing Fillet Welds for 90-degree T-joints is a fairlystraightforward activity. Take the 90-degree T- joint and skewit that is, rotate the upright member so as to create anacute and obtuse orientation, and the resultant geometryof the Fillet Welds becomes more complicated (see Figure1). The greater the degree of rotation, the greater the differ-ence as compared to the 90-degree series of equations can be used to determine weld sizesfor various angular orientations and required throat dimen-sions. Since the weld sizes on either side of the joint arenot necessarily required to be of the same size, there are avariety of combinations that can be used to transfer theloads across the joint .
Designing Fillet Welds for Skewed T-joints—Part 1 Practical Ideas for the Design Professional by Duane K. Miller, Sc.D., P.E. Design File Introduction Detailing fillet welds for 90-degree T-joints is a fairly straightforward activity.Take the 90-degree T-joint and skew it—that is, …
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