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    The document discusses the design of fillet welds due to moment and shear loads according to IS code SP 6(7). It provides calculations for determining the shear stress (q) in welds connecting a web and flange, comparing the calculated stress to the permissible stress (P0). For the web, q is less than P0, but for the flange, q exceeds P0, so the weld design is not adequate. It then shows revised calculations with a thicker weld, where now both the web and flange have q less than P0. Finally, it provides a table of permissible strengths for different fillet weld sizes.

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    The document discusses the design of fillet welds due to moment and shear loads according to IS code SP 6(7). It provides calculations for determining the shear stress (q) in welds connecting a web and flange, comparing the calculated stress to the permissible stress (P0). For the web, q is less than P0, but for the flange, q exceeds P0, so the weld design is not adequate. It then shows revised calculations with a thicker weld, where now both the web and flange have q less than P0. Finally, it provides a table of permissible strengths for different fillet weld sizes.

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    Q Shear Force 7.5 KN M Bending Moment 172.3333 KN-M K 0.7 T Thk. of Weld 8 MM A 0.7 8 5.6 LW Length of Web 180 MM LF Length of Flange 2500 MM

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    The document discusses the design of fillet welds due to moment and shear loads according to IS code SP 6(7). It provides calculations for determining the shear stress (q) in welds connecting a web and flange, comparing the calculated stress to the permissible stress (P0). For the web, q is less than P0, but for the flange, q exceeds P0, so the weld design is not adequate. It then shows revised calculations with a thicker weld, where now both the web and flange have q less than P0. Finally, it provides a table of permissible strengths for different fillet weld sizes.

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    DESIGN OF FILLET WELD DUE TO MOMENT AND SHEAR

    (AS PER IS CODE SP 6(7))


    WEB
    Q = Shear Force = 7.5 KN
    M = Bending Moment = 172.3333 KN-m
    k = 0.7
    t = Thk. Of Weld= 8 mm
    a = 0.7*8 = 5.6
    Lw = length of Web= 180 mm
    Lf = length of Flange= 2500 mm
    P0 = 48.2944 N/mm2
    Q
    q=
    ∑(a*Lw)

    q = 7.44 N/mm2
    P0 > q = O.K.

    FLANGE

    M l
    q= x
    h ∑(a*Lf)

    q = 68.38624
    P0 < q = NOT O.K.
    DESIGN OF FILLET WELD DUE TO MOMENT AND SHEAR
    (AS PER IS CODE SP 6(7))
    WEB
    Q = Shear Force = 7.5 KN
    M = Bending Moment = 258.5 KN-m
    k = 0.7
    t = Thk. Of Weld= 12 mm
    a = 0.7*12 = 8.4
    Lw = length of Web= 180 mm
    Lf = length of Flange= 180 mm
    P0 = 72.4416 N/mm2

    Aweld = 6048 mm2


    Moment of Inertia of Weld
    8164800

    Q
    q=
    ∑(a*Lw)

    q = 4.96 N/mm2
    P0 > q = O.K.

    FLANGE

    M l
    q= x
    h ∑(a*Lf)

    q = 949.8089
    P0 < q = NOT O.K.
    SP : 6 (7) -1972

    TABLE 15 STRENGTH OF FILLETS BASED ON A


    PERMISSIBLE STRESS OF 1100 kgf/cm2
    (k=0.7)
    Leg Length of Throat Strength of
    Fillet Thickness Fillet Weld
    (mm) (mm) kgf
    3 2.1 231
    4 2.8 308
    5 3.5 385
    6 4.2 462
    7 4.9 539
    8 5.6 616
    10 7 770
    12 8.4 924
    14 9.8 1078
    16 11.2 1232
    18 12.6 1386
    20 14 1540
    22 15.4 1694
    24 16.8 1848
    25 17.5 1925
    Note:- 80 % of these values should be
    assumed for weld made at site

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