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    Sample Weld Q Ty Calculations

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    This document provides formulas for calculating the quantity of weld metal needed for full penetration welds. It gives formulas to calculate the area of the weld cap (C), the total area of the two red triangles in the weld (2C), the area provided by the root gap (gxt), and the total weld area. It also provides notes on common bevel angles used in welds and provides an example calculation for a top plate to tube sheet long seam weld using GTAW.

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    This document provides formulas for calculating the quantity of weld metal needed for full penetration welds. It gives formulas to calculate the area of the weld cap (C), the total area of the two red triangles in the weld (2C), the area provided by the root gap (gxt), and the total weld area. It also provides notes on common bevel angles used in welds and provides an example calculation for a top plate to tube sheet long seam weld using GTAW.

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    This document provides formulas for calculating the quantity of weld metal needed for full penetration welds. It gives formulas to calculate the area of the weld cap (C), the total area of the two red triangles in the weld (2C), the area provided by the root gap (gxt), and the total weld area. It also provides notes on common bevel angles used in welds and provides an example calculation for a top plate to tube sheet long seam weld using GTAW.

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    Sample Weld Q Ty Calculations

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    Karthikeyan Shanmugavel
    This document provides formulas for calculating the quantity of weld metal needed for full penetration welds. It gives formulas to calculate the area of the weld cap (C), the total area of the two red triangles in the weld (2C), the area provided by the root gap (gxt), and the total weld area. It also provides notes on common bevel angles used in welds and provides an example calculation for a top plate to tube sheet long seam weld using GTAW.

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    Weld Qty Calculations

    Formulas :

    1) C is calculated by ( tan b x t )
    2) the area of a single red triangle is therefo
    3) The total area of the two red regions adde
    using the formula 2 t ( tan b x t ) / 2 or t ( t
    4) The width of the weld cap, w, is given by
    5) The area of the excess weld metal is appr
    6) The area provided by the root gap by g x

    General Notes : The bevel angles, b, most o


    22.5 = (tan 0.414) 32.5 = (tan 0.637) and 45
    For Example , if 45 included angle ( b = 22.

    Weld Qty Calculation - Full Penetration Welds

    SAMPLE
    Top Plate To Tube
    Sheet, Long Seam
    GTAW

    Area , W

    Area , 2C

    Area , gxt

    Total Area Of Weld

    ulated by ( tan b x t )
    of a single red triangle is therefore t ( tan b x t ) / 2
    area of the two red regions added together can be calculated
    formula 2 t ( tan b x t ) / 2 or t ( tanb x t )
    h of the weld cap, w, is given by W = 2 ( tan b x t ) + g
    of the excess weld metal is approximated by the formula ( W x h ) / 2
    provided by the root gap by g x t

    tes : The bevel angles, b, most often used are 10 = (tan 0.176), 15 = (tan 0.268),
    0.414) 32.5 = (tan 0.637) and 45 = (tan 1.00).
    e , if 45 included angle ( b = 22.50 ; then tan 22.5 = 0.414 )

    Full Penetration Welds

    MPLE
    Density Of
    Steel

    No. of Welds

    Length of

    No. of

    Welds

    Plates

    20% Loss

    Mass
    (Kg)

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