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Should the spot welding of stressed and unstressed components also be marked on the weld schematic?

2017-07-29View Original

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The last edit to this post was made by qzn165_WGZL on 2017-7-29 at 19:43. I have a small question: Should the spot welds between compressed elements and non-compressed elements also be indicated in the weld diagram? Another question: What are the specific differences between nozzles and cylinders, such as in terms of diameter and other parameters?
Reply #22017-08-12
According to what you said, doesn’t the weld symbol need to be marked on the container’s nameplate and on the container itself? Our unit has markings.
Reply #32017-08-13
Spot welding must be marked; if not marked, continuous welding is assumed by default. I’m not quite sure about the second question; takeover is generally based on the outer diameter, while the cylinder diameter is usually used as the reference.
Reply #42017-08-14
In my opinion, the cylinder serves as the main body of the equipment, while the pipe is used for the external connection port. Small-sized equipment can also use steel pipes as the cylinder body.

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