Regarding weld coefficient
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There are two types of weld coefficients: 1 and 0. In which case should I choose 1, in which case should I choose 0?
The weld coefficient is generally 1 and 0.85, and there are also 0.9 and 0.7, which are determined by the design. When the weld coefficient is 1, the weld is not allowed to have undercuts, etc., and the weld must be 100% radiographed. This post was last edited by him on 2008-1-5 21:51 ]
The weld coefficient depends on the welding fracture type and the proportion of non-destructive testing of the weld/
The weld coefficient is generally selected as 1 or 0.85. The weld coefficient of the head should be consistent with that of the cylinder. That is to say, 0.85 should be selected for the cylinder and 0.85 should be selected for the head. The weld coefficient of the cylinder should be 1, and the weld coefficient of the head should also be 1.