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    2.2 Weld Joint Terminology

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    The document defines different types of weld joints and their key components. A convex fillet weld has 9 numbered parts including the weld face, toe, leg, size, depth of fusion, theoretical throat, actual throat, effective throat, and convexity. A concave fillet weld is similar but has a concavity instead of a convexity. A groove weld has 11 parts such as the root, root opening, root reinforcement, depth of fusion, groove face, weld face, bevel angle, groove angle, weld toe, and weld reinforcement.

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    The document defines different types of weld joints and their key components. A convex fillet weld has 9 numbered parts including the weld face, toe, leg, size, depth of fusion, theoretical throat, actual throat, effective throat, and convexity. A concave fillet weld is similar but has a concavity instead of a convexity. A groove weld has 11 parts such as the root, root opening, root reinforcement, depth of fusion, groove face, weld face, bevel angle, groove angle, weld toe, and weld reinforcement.

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    The document defines different types of weld joints and their key components. A convex fillet weld has 9 numbered parts including the weld face, toe, leg, size, depth of fusion, theoretical throat, actual throat, effective throat, and convexity. A concave fillet weld is similar but has a concavity instead of a convexity. A groove weld has 11 parts such as the root, root opening, root reinforcement, depth of fusion, groove face, weld face, bevel angle, groove angle, weld toe, and weld reinforcement.

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    2.2 Weld Joint Terminology

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    The document defines different types of weld joints and their key components. A convex fillet weld has 9 numbered parts including the weld face, toe, leg, size, depth of fusion, theoretical throat, actual throat, effective throat, and convexity. A concave fillet weld is similar but has a concavity instead of a convexity. A groove weld has 11 parts such as the root, root opening, root reinforcement, depth of fusion, groove face, weld face, bevel angle, groove angle, weld toe, and weld reinforcement.

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    weld joint terminology

    welding qa/qc & Project Controls Software

    Convex Fillet Weld 9


    1 = Weld Face 3&4
    2 = Weld TOE
    3 = Leg 7
    4 = size 1
    5 = depth of fusion 8
    3&4
    6 = theoretical throat
    2
    7 = actual throat
    8 = effective throat
    9 = convexity 5
    6

    Concave Fillet Weld


    3
    1 = Weld Face 4
    9
    2 = Weld TOE
    3 = Leg
    4 = size 7&8 1
    5 = depth of fusion 4 3
    6 = theoretical throat 2
    7 = actual throat
    8 = effective throat 5
    9 = concavity 6

    Groove Weld
    9
    1 = root 8 7
    2 = root opening 11
    3 = root reinforcement
    4 = root face (land) 6
    10
    5 = depth of fusion
    6 = groove face 5
    7 = weld face
    1
    8 = bevel angle
    9 = groove angle or included angle 3
    2 4
    10 = weld toe
    11 = weld reinforcement

    *FOR REFERENCE ONLY; SEE CURRENT AWS A3.0 FOR OFFICIAL INFORMATION

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