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    This document summarizes the design of a lifting lug weld, including calculations for load (P), angle (θ), safety factor, load components (Px, Py), distance from load to plate (b), plate thickness (d), weld area (Aw), moment coefficient (c), bending moment (Mu), section modulus (Sw), flexural stress (fb), tensile stress (ft), shear stress (fv), fatigue stress (fr), and required weld size (D) of 2.53/16 inches. A note cautions that the base material strength also needs to be checked.

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    This document summarizes the design of a lifting lug weld, including calculations for load (P), angle (θ), safety factor, load components (Px, Py), distance from load to plate (b), plate thickness (d), weld area (Aw), moment coefficient (c), bending moment (Mu), section modulus (Sw), flexural stress (fb), tensile stress (ft), shear stress (fv), fatigue stress (fr), and required weld size (D) of 2.53/16 inches. A note cautions that the base material strength also needs to be checked.

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    Lifting Lug Weld DesignR1a

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    Livian Teddy
    This document summarizes the design of a lifting lug weld, including calculations for load (P), angle (θ), safety factor, load components (Px, Py), distance from load to plate (b), plate thickness (d), weld area (Aw), moment coefficient (c), bending moment (Mu), section modulus (Sw), flexural stress (fb), tensile stress (ft), shear stress (fv), fatigue stress (fr), and required weld size (D) of 2.53/16 inches. A note cautions that the base material strength also needs to be checked.

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    Design of Lifting Lug Weld

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    P= = S.F. = Px = Py = b= d= Aw = c= Mu = Sw = fb = ft = fv = fr = D=

    5.5 70 3 5.17

    kip degrees Angle Between Y-Axis and P Safety Factor kip

    1.88 kip 0.5 in 4.5 in 10 in 2.25 in 11.63 kip*in


    2 9.00 in

    Distance from Px to Plate

    1.29 kip/in 0.19 kip/in 0.52 kip/in 1.568 kip/in 2.53 Weld Size in Sixteenths of an Inch For E70 Electrodes

    NOTE: Weld size is based on weld load only. Base material should also be checked!

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