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    The document contains tables and calculations related to fillet weld design. Table 2 provides maximum fillet weld sizes based on material thickness. Table 3 gives minimum effective weld length requirements. Table 4 specifies minimum lap joint overlap. Tables 5-6 provide material property data. Additional sections provide sample calculations for fillet welds subjected to tension, shear, and combined forces. The final section shows calculations for a complex welded connection on the PEARL GTL project with multiple welds resisting out-of-plane forces. Design checks compare calculated stresses to allowable values.

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    The document contains tables and calculations related to fillet weld design. Table 2 provides maximum fillet weld sizes based on material thickness. Table 3 gives minimum effective weld length requirements. Table 4 specifies minimum lap joint overlap. Tables 5-6 provide material property data. Additional sections provide sample calculations for fillet welds subjected to tension, shear, and combined forces. The final section shows calculations for a complex welded connection on the PEARL GTL project with multiple welds resisting out-of-plane forces. Design checks compare calculated stresses to allowable values.

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    The document contains tables and calculations related to fillet weld design. Table 2 provides maximum fillet weld sizes based on material thickness. Table 3 gives minimum effective weld length requirements. Table 4 specifies minimum lap joint overlap. Tables 5-6 provide material property data. Additional sections provide sample calculations for fillet welds subjected to tension, shear, and combined forces. The final section shows calculations for a complex welded connection on the PEARL GTL project with multiple welds resisting out-of-plane forces. Design checks compare calculated stresses to allowable values.

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    Table 2: Maximum Size Of Fillet Welds

    Material thickness of thinner Maximum Size Of Fillet


    part joined, mm Weld (S), mm
    t<6 t
    t≥6 t-2

    Table 3: Minimum effective weld length

    Lw≥4S≥40mm (S=Welding size)

    paralel welding --> Lmin.≥w

    If Lw≥100S --> Leff=ßLw


    where ß=1.2-0.002(L/s) [Lw=L1+L2]
    If L/w>300, ß=0.6
    Table 4: Minimum Overlap of Lap Joint

    W≥5t≥25mm (t=min. plate thickness)

    Table 6: Material Data


    Base Material Fu Fy
    ASTM A992 450 345
    ASTM A36 400 250
    ASTM A913 450 345

    Ksi Mpa
    60 410
    70 480
    80 550
    Fillet Weld Group SUBJECTED TO concentric TENSION
    Connection Title: Right Block-B10-[plate & Column]
    Input Data
    T: Tension Force:(KN) 33
    FEXX (Mpa) [M.F.Electrode] 410 Table 5
    S: Welding size mm 8 Table J2.4 & Table 2
    W (mm) 50

    Output Data
    Factored Tu (KN) 49.5 Tserx1.5
    Rwt [load carried by W ] (KN) 52.2 0.75xFwx(0.707S)xW (Fw=0.6FEXX)
    RwL[to be carried by 2L] (KN) 13.8 (Tu/0.75)-Rwt ( 0.75 = strength reduction factor)
    L (mm) 5.0 (RwL/2)/(0.707*S*Fw)

    MZ5artners 2006
    Structural Department F.H
    Fillet Weld Group SUBJECTED TO excentric TENSION
    Connection Title: QP-Floor shade - Back framing - connection D
    Input Data
    T: Tension Force:(KN) 32
    FEXX (Mpa) [M.F.Electrode] 410 Table 5
    S: Welding size mm 5 Table J2.4 & Table 2
    W (mm) 50
    a (mm) 50
    e (min.=w-2a) (mm) 20 If no end welding, e=w

    Output Data
    Factored Tu (KN) 48.0 Tserx1.5
    Rwt [load carried by W-e ] (KN) 19.6 0.75xFwx(0.707S)x(w-e) (Fw=0.6FEXX)
    RwL[to be carried by L1+L2] (KN) 44.4 (Tu/0.75)-Rwt ( 0.75 = strength reduction factor)
    L (mm) = L1+L2 51.1 RwL/(0.707*S*Fw)
    K =L1/L2 0.0 (W-a)/a
    L1 (mm) 0.0 (KL)/(1+K)
    L2 (mm) 51.1 L-L1

    MZ6artners 2006
    Structural Department F.H
    Fillet Weld group subjected to (In plane all forces)
    Connection Title: Bracket K
    Input Data
    T: Tension Force:(KN) 0
    V: Shear Force: (KN) 10
    M: Moment Force: (KN.m) 0
    FEXX (Mpa) [M.F.Electrode] 480 Table 5
    S: Welding size mm 6 Table J2.4 & Table 2
    B (mm) 0
    H (mm) 100

    Output Data
    Factored Tu (KN) 0.0
    Factored Vu (KN) 15.0
    Factored Mu (KN.m) 0.0
    R (resultant/mm) (N/mm) 150.0
    R' (resultant/mm2) (MPa) 35.4
    Rall 216.0

    OK

    MZPartners 2007
    Structural Department F.H
    l forces)

    Calculations
    Lw=2B+H 100.00
    a=2B(B/2)/Lw 0.00
    Ix=(H3/12)+2B(H/2)2 83333.33
    Iy=(2B3/12)+2B(B/2-c)2+Hc2 0.00
    J=Ix+Iy 83333.33
    Stress Analysis
    Pv=V/Lw 150.00
    PT=T/Lw 0.00
    r 50.00
    Pmv=(M/J)(B-a) 0.00
    PmT=(M/J)(H/2) 0.00
    R=√(Pv+Pmv) +(PT+PmT)2
    2
    150.00
    R'=R/(0.707S) 35.36
    Rall=(0.75*0.6FEXX) 216.00

    MZPartners 2007
    Structural Department F.H
    Project: PEARL GTL

    Fillet Weld group subjected to (Out of plane all forces)


    Connection Title: PEARL GTL-CONNECTION 1-X DIRECTION
    Input Data
    T: Tension Force:(KN) 0
    V: Shear Force: (KN) 740
    M: Moment Force: (KN.m) 2129
    FEXX (Mpa) [M.F.Electrode] 480 Table 5
    S1: Welding size mm 15 Table J2.4 & Table 2
    S2: Welding size mm 26
    S3: Welding size mm 26
    S4: Welding size mm 26
    S5: Welding size mm 12
    S6: Welding size mm 19
    S7: Welding size mm 19
    h2 (mm) 460
    h3 (mm) 250
    b1 (mm) 152
    b2 (mm) 152
    b3 (mm) 152 fv(shear)(N/mm2)
    b4 (mm) 152 ftension(TOP) (N/mm2
    c (mm) 710.0 fcompression(BOT) (N/m

    ft top applied stress (N/


    Output Data fb bot applied (N/mm
    Factored Tu (KN) 0 Tserx1.5
    Factored Vu (KN) 1110 Vserx1.5
    Factored Mu (KN.m) 3193.5 Vserx1.5
    ft top applied stress (N/mm2) 226.197786 See calculations
    fb bot applied (N/mm2) 226.197786 See calculations
    fall allowable stress 216.0 See calculations

    N.G Top Zone


    NG Bottom Zone
    Project: PEARL GTL

    Weld group subjected to (Out of plane all forces)


    Connection Title: PEARL GTL-CONNECTION 1-X DIRECTION

    Calculations

    I1= 688165520 A1=


    I2= 591302618.102094 A2=
    I3= 591302618.102094 A3=
    I4= 591302618.102094 A4=
    I5= 272880323.871303 A5=
    I6= 1166767991.66667 A6=
    I7= 1166767991.66667 A7=
    It= 10136979363.0218 At=

    fv(shear)(N/mm2) 33.6912906496
    ftension(TOP) (N/mm )2
    223.6746193122
    M
    fcompression(BOT) (N/mm ) 2
    -223.6746193122

    ft top applied stress (N/mm2)= √(fv2(shear)+f2tension(TOP))


    fb bot applied (N/mm2) √(fv2(shear)+f2compression(BOT))

    6
    h3 b1 b2
    fall=(0.75*0.6FEXX)
    2 3
    h2

    1 h
    X-axis at mid web

    4 5

    b3 b4
    7

    Y-axis at mid web


    Project: PEARL GTL

    9756.6
    2794.064
    2794.064
    2794.064
    1289.568
    3358.25
    3358.25
    52289.72
    V

    6
    h3 b1 b2

    2 3
    h2

    1 h
    X-axis at mid web

    4 5

    b3 b4
    7

    Y-axis at mid web

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