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Weld height for welding thick plates and thin plates

2016-03-10View Original

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As the title suggests: When performing T-joint welding using 6 thick pieces and 4 thin pieces, is it required that the height of the weld roots not exceed the thickness requirement of the thin plates?
Reply #22016-03-10
It can’t be greater than the thickness of the thin layer, right? I was just talking casually. . .
Reply #32016-03-10
Can it be selected as 0.5 to 0.7 times the thinner or thicker thickness, or at a lower value based on certain process requirements?
Reply #42016-03-10
Using 4 is sufficient; if the value is too low, it reduces the safety of the weld joints
Reply #52016-03-10
For a T-joint of this thickness, the stress it experiences is certainly not high; it is sufficient to determine the weld angle height based on the thickness of the thinner sections.

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