Welding Line Analsys Sample

Calculation of fillet welds loaded in the plane perpendicular to the plane of part joining - ...
Page 1 of 9
Feedback
English
etina
Deutsch
English
Espaol
Franais
Italiano
Polski
Portugus

Sign in
Help
Frequently asked questions
Uploading videos
Contributing
Content moderation
Wiki guidelines
Autodesk WikiHelpProduct help with community knowledge
2012
Inventor
Search Inventor
Search Inventor
Inventor
Product
Language
Release
Share
Facebook
http://wikihelp.autodesk.com/Inventor/enu/2012/Help/0073-Autodesk73/0742-Engineer74... 4/17/2013
Page 2 of 9
Digg
Twitter
StumbleUpon
Delicious
Email link
Lists
Recent changes
RSS feeds
Popular pages
Print
Save as PDF
HomeInventorEnglish2012HelpAutodesk InventorEngineer's HandbookJointsFixed
JointsWeld Joint CalculatorsStatic Loading of Weld JointsCalculation Formulas for Fillet
Weld CalculatorCalculation of fillet welds loaded in the plane perpendicular to the plane of
part joining
Create new page

Edit page
Upload video
Upload video
Video overview
Calculation of fillet welds loaded in the plane

perpendicular to the plane of part joining
Table of contents
No headers
Standard Calculation Procedure
1. Common solution for combined loading
Page 3 of 9
Loading in the plane perpendicular to the weld plane induces a tensile or pressure stress V
in the weld.
Normal stress caused by axial force FZ
where:
FZ
axial force [N, lb].
throat area of the weld group [mm2, in2].
Normal stress caused by bending moment M
where:
u
constant
- for calculation in metric units u = 1000
- for calculation in English units u = 12
bending moment [Nm, lb ft]
rY
distance of investigated weld point from the weld group center of gravity in the
y-axis direction [mm, in]
moment of inertia of weld group to the neutral x-axis [mm4, in4]
Total normal stress

V = VF VM [MPa, psi]
Page 4 of 9
where:
VF
normal stress caused by the axial force FZ [N, lb]
VM
normal stress caused by the bending moment M [mm, in]
Loading in the weld plane induces a shear stress W in the weld:

Shear stress caused by shearing force FY
where:
FY
shearing force [N, lb]
throat area of the weld group [mm2, in2]
Shear stress caused by torsion moment T

- x-component of stress
- y-component of stress
where:
u
constant
torque [Nm, lb ft]
rX
distance of investigated weld point to the weld group center of gravity in the y-axis
direction [mm, in]
rY
direction [mm, in]
polar moment of inertia of weld group [mm4, in4]
Total shear stress
Page 5 of 9
where:
WXT
x-component of shear stress caused by torque T [MPa, psi]
WY
shear stress caused by shearing force FY' [MPa, psi]
WYT
y-component of shear stress caused by torque T [MPa, psi]
Resultant shear stress in the investigated point of weld
where:
V
total normal stress [MPa, psi]
total shear stress [MPa, psi]
2. Loading with bending force FY
For calculation purposes, the bending force can be substituted by the combination of
shearing force FY acting in the weld plane and the bending moment M acting in the plane
perpendicular to the weld plane. Then the stress in the weld can be calculated using the
previously mentioned procedure.
The bending moment is defined by a formula:
where:
FY
arm of bending force [mm, in]
constant
Page 6 of 9

3. Loading with common force FY
For calculation purposes, the common force F can be substituted by the combination of
shearing force FY acting in the weld plane with the axial force FZ and the bending moment M
acting in the plane perpendicular to the weld plane. Then the stress in the weld for so
defined loading can be calculated using the above mentioned procedure.
The particular components of the loading are defined by formulas:
- bending moment
- axial force
FZ = F cos M [N, lb]
- shearing force
FY = F cos M [N, lb]
where:
F
acting force [N, lb]
rF
force arm related to the weld group center of gravity [mm, in]
constant
M
Page 7 of 9
direction angle of acting force []
Method of Comparative Stresses

1. Common solution for combined loading
Compared with the standard calculation method, the method of comparative stresses
approaches a different way to calculate stresses caused by the axial force or bending
moment that actuate in the plane perpendicular to the weld plane. Generally the stress in
fillet welds has normal and tangential components. The method of comparative stresses is
based on the fact that the shear strength of weld metal is lower than the tensile strength.
To simplify the calculation, weld joints are only checked for shear stresses. But the
calculation method is the same as in the standard calculation method. Used calculation
formulas are also similar.
Loading in the perpendicular plane to the weld plane:
Shear stress caused by axial force FZ
where:
FZ
axial force [N, lb].
throat area of the weld group [mm , in ].
Shear stress caused by bending moment M
where:
M
bending moment [Nm, lb ft]
rY
distance of investigated weld point from the weld group center of gravity in the
y-axis direction [mm, in]
constant
moment of inertia of weld group to the neutral x-axis [mm , in ]
Loading in the weld plane:

Shear stress caused by shearing force FY
Page 8 of 9
where:
FY
throat area of the weld group [mm , in ]
Shear stress caused by torque T

- stress x-component
- stress y-component
where:
T
torque [Nm, lb ft]
constant
rY
direction [mm, in]
rX
distance of investigated weld point to the weld group center of gravity in the x-axis
direction [mm, in]
polar moment of inertia of weld group [mm4, in4]
Total shear stress in the investigated point of weld
where:
WXT
x-component of shear stress caused by torque T [MPa, psi]
WY
shear stress caused by shearing force FY' [MPa, psi]
WYT
y-component of shear stress caused by torque T [MPa, psi]
WZ
shear stress caused by shearing force FZ [MPa, psi]
WZM
Page 9 of 9
shear stress caused by bending moment M [MPa, psi]
2. Calculation of comparative stress Vs

The comparative stress is determined from calculated partial stresses according to the
formula.
while for the x-component of stress that actuates in the investigated point of weld,
perpendicularly to the weld direction, the DX = D3 formula is applied. In the opposite case DX
= D4. The same applies for the y-component of the stress actuating perpendicularly to the
weld direction, that is DY = D3 or DY = D4.
WXT
shear stress x-component caused by torque T [MPa, psi]
WY
shear stress caused by shearing force FY [MPa, psi]
WYT
shear stress y-component caused by torque T [MPa, psi]
WZ
shear stress caused by shearing force FZ [MPa, psi]
WZM
shear stress caused by bending moment M [MPa, psi]
D3
conversion factor of weld joint for fillet end weld [-]
D4
conversion factor of weld joint for fillet end weld [-]
Comments0
Powered by MindTouch
Sign up for email
Careers
Investors
Copyright 2013 Autodesk, Inc. All rights reserved. Privacy Policy Legal Notices &
Trademarks

Welding Line Analsys Sample

Diunggah oleh

Informasi Dokumen

Hak Cipta

Format Tersedia

Bagikan dokumen Ini

Bagikan atau Tanam Dokumen

Opsi Berbagi

Apakah menurut Anda dokumen ini bermanfaat?

Apakah konten ini tidak pantas?

Hak Cipta:

Format Tersedia

Welding Line Analsys Sample

Diunggah oleh

Hak Cipta:

Format Tersedia

Calculation of fillet welds loaded in the plane perpendicular to the plane of part joining - ...

Create new page

Calculation of fillet welds loaded in the plane

axial force [N, lb].

throat area of the weld group [mm2, in2].

Normal stress caused by bending moment M

bending moment [Nm, lb ft]

moment of inertia of weld group to the neutral x-axis [mm4, in4]

Total normal stress

normal stress caused by the axial force FZ [N, lb]

normal stress caused by the bending moment M [mm, in]

Loading in the weld plane induces a shear stress W in the weld:

shearing force [N, lb]

throat area of the weld group [mm2, in2]

Shear stress caused by torsion moment T

torque [Nm, lb ft]

polar moment of inertia of weld group [mm4, in4]

Total shear stress

x-component of shear stress caused by torque T [MPa, psi]

shear stress caused by shearing force FY' [MPa, psi]

y-component of shear stress caused by torque T [MPa, psi]

Resultant shear stress in the investigated point of weld

total normal stress [MPa, psi]

total shear stress [MPa, psi]

2. Loading with bending force FY

shearing force [N, lb]

arm of bending force [mm, in]

- for calculation in metric units u = 1000

3. Loading with common force FY

acting force [N, lb]

direction angle of acting force []

Method of Comparative Stresses

axial force [N, lb].

throat area of the weld group [mm , in ].

Shear stress caused by bending moment M

bending moment [Nm, lb ft]

moment of inertia of weld group to the neutral x-axis [mm , in ]

Loading in the weld plane:

shearing force [N, lb]

throat area of the weld group [mm , in ]

Shear stress caused by torque T

torque [Nm, lb ft]

polar moment of inertia of weld group [mm4, in4]

Total shear stress in the investigated point of weld

x-component of shear stress caused by torque T [MPa, psi]

shear stress caused by shearing force FY' [MPa, psi]

y-component of shear stress caused by torque T [MPa, psi]

shear stress caused by shearing force FZ [MPa, psi]

shear stress caused by bending moment M [MPa, psi]

2. Calculation of comparative stress Vs

shear stress x-component caused by torque T [MPa, psi]

shear stress caused by shearing force FY [MPa, psi]

shear stress y-component caused by torque T [MPa, psi]

shear stress caused by shearing force FZ [MPa, psi]

shear stress caused by bending moment M [MPa, psi]

conversion factor of weld joint for fillet end weld [-]

conversion factor of weld joint for fillet end weld [-]

Anda mungkin juga menyukai