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Weld leg height of Class D welded joints.

2022-11-14View Original

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As shown in Figure 1, the K value in HG20583 is 0.15x the plate thickness. As shown in Figure 2, the K value in GB150 is 0.15x the wall thickness. If a drawing follows two standards simultaneously, how should the weld angle height of the joint be determined? I would appreciate the guidance from all the teachers. .
Reply #22022-11-14
This post was last edited by wanlirn on 2022-11-14 at 15:55. I also just realized that we’re almost all using the node diagram for HG20583. I think we should choose the thinner one, 0.15. and not less than 6mm
Reply #32022-11-15
Personally, I think the high weld angle in GB150 may be due to considerations regarding the area calculation for reinforcing A3 through openings.
Reply #42022-11-15
In HG20583, the wall thickness refers to either the equipment wall thickness or the pipe wall thickness at times, which is quite confusing

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