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How should weld joint diagrams of type AB be drawn for containers lined with rubber?

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As the title suggests, seeking help
Reply #22016-12-24
Gasketing should be done after welding. The welding joint diagram is just drawn normally... that's it
Reply #32016-12-24
I don’t understand. Gasketing shouldn’t affect drawing, right?
Reply #42016-12-24
I meant the normal welding joint diagram shown in the picture; the customer requested a welding joint diagram with gasketing, so I added post-weld grinding and a gasket layer – I’m not sure if that’s correct
Reply #52016-12-24
For joints, the same rules apply as to normal A\B class welds. Pay attention to ensuring that the inner welds are polished smoothly; for corner joints, it is necessary to round off the inner edges. There are generally two types of corners – recessed and protruding – and different design institutes have their own specifications, but in most cases the radius of curvature should be no less than 6 mm
Reply #62016-12-25
For the joints, just like normal A\B class welds, the inner welds should be ground smooth; the detail drawing can show the thickness of the rubber lining after welding.

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