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Chapter 22 Welding Representation

The document outlines various welding processes, including gas, arc, and resistance welding, and describes the use of welding symbols in CAD drawings. It details standard welding symbols, types of welded joints, and specific weld types such as fillet and groove welds. Additionally, it emphasizes the advantages of welding for creating identical parts and large structures, and mentions the use of welding templates and computer graphics for efficient symbol application.

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Chapter 22 Welding Representation

The document outlines various welding processes, including gas, arc, and resistance welding, and describes the use of welding symbols in CAD drawings. It details standard welding symbols, types of welded joints, and specific weld types such as fillet and groove welds. Additionally, it emphasizes the advantages of welding for creating identical parts and large structures, and mentions the use of welding templates and computer graphics for efficient symbol application.

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Welding Representation

Chapter 22
Objectives

• Describe the various welding processes


• Draw the common welding symbols
• Dimension a welding drawing using
standard ANSI welding notations
Objectives (cont.)

• Identify and draw a fillet weld, groove


weld, back weld, spot weld, seam weld,
projection weld, and flash weld
• Describe the use of welding symbols in
CAD drawings
Welding Processes

• The principal methods of welding are:


• Gas welding
• Arc welding
• Resistance welding
Standard Symbols

• Welding drawings are a special type of


assembly drawing as weldments are
composed of a number of separate
pieces fastened together as a unit
• Joints are all shown as they would
appear before welding
Weldment Drawing
Welding Symbols

• The items that can be specified in a


welding symbol are:
• Type of weld
• Process
• Depth of bevel, size or strength for some
weld types
• Groove weld size
• Finishing designator
• Contour
Welding Symbols

• Cont.
• Groove angle
• Root opening
• Length of weld
• Number and pitch of welds
• Whether the weld is to be field welded
• All around indicator
• Which side of the material is to be welded
Basic Welds and Symbols
Types of Welded Joints

• There are five basic types of welded


joints:
• Butt joint
• Corner joint
• T-joint
• Lap joint
• Edge joint
Types of Welded
Joints
Types of Welds

• There are four types of arc and gas


welds:
• Back or backing weld
• Fillet weld
• Plug or slot weld
• Groove weld
Types of Welds

• The four basic resistance welds are:


• Spot weld
• Projection weld
• Seam weld
• Flash or upset weld
Welding Symbols

• The basic element of the symbol is the


“bent” arrow
• The arrow points to the joint where the
weld is to be made
• Attached to the reference line, or shank, is
the symbol for the desired weld
Welding Symbols
Complete Welding Symbol
Fillet Welds

• The usual fillet weld has equal legs


Groove Welds
Back or Backing Welds
Surface Welds

• The surface weld


symbol indicates a
surface to be built
up
Plug and Slot Welds
Spot Welds
Seam Welds
Projection Welds
Flash and Upset Welds

• Flash and upset weld symbols have no


arrow-side or other-side significance
Welding Applications

• Welding is often cheaper when only one


or a few identical parts are required
• Welding is also suitable for large
structures that are difficult or
impossible to fabricate entirely in a
shop
Welding Templates

• Welding templates can simplify drawing


welding symbols by hand
• They have all the forms needed for
drawing the arrow, weld symbols, and
supplementary symbols
Computer Graphics

• Welding symbol libraries available in


CAD and allow for rapid application of
accurate, uniform symbols that are in
compliance with standards

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