Division of City Schools

MANUEL A. ROXAS HIGH SCHOOL

PACO, MANILA

BLOCK: TLE 10 – SMAW

YR. & SECTION: 10 – Marcos 07:00 – 07:50
10 - Roxas 07:50 – 08:40
10 – Osmeña 08:55 – 09:45
10 – Quirino 09:45 – 10:35
10 - Quezon 10:35 – 11:25
10 – Ramos 11:25 – 12:15

I. TARGET:
At the end of the lesson, 100% of the students with 85% proficiency should be
able to:

a) Discuss the methods of welding joints;

b) Perform the process of advantages and limitations of each welding
technique in relation to specific joint applications;
c) Appreciate the importance of safety measures when working with
welding equipment, including proper personal protective equipment
(PPE) and workspace setup.

GENERAL COMPETENCY: Welding Joints

Specific competency: Common Application

A. Tools and Materials

a) Welding machine
b) Welding ground
c) Welding cable
d) Electrode
B. Reference
a) SMAW learning module
b) Welder
c) Google.com
C. Instructional materials
a) Computer
b) LED TV
c) SMAW Hand Tools

II. IMPLEMENTING STRATEGIES

A. Preparation
1. Daily routine
a) Prayer
b) Greetings
c) Checking of attendance
2. Review of the past lesson
3. Motivation
video presentation
B. Presentation

Welding Joints

Joints
Welding joints are specific configurations or arrangements of two or more
pieces of metal that are joined together by welding. The choice of welding
 joint depends on various factors, including the type of materials being
joined, the welding process being used, and the specific application
requirements.

Common Application of Welding Joints:

1. Butt Joint: Butt joints are widely used in various industries, such as
automotive, shipbuilding, and construction. They are ideal for joining
two plates or sections of metal in a straight line, creating a continuous
connection.
2. Lap Joint: Lap joints are commonly used in the manufacture of
pressure vessels, pipelines, and structural components. They are
useful when a strong, but not necessarily flush, connection is required.
3. T-Joint: T-joints are found in various structures like bridges, buildings,
and machinery, where components need to be joined at right angles.
4. Corner Joint: are commonly used in the fabrication of boxes, frames,
and rectangular structures, such as cabinets and enclosures.
5. Edge Joint: Edge joints are used in applications where two flat pieces
need to be joined along their edges, such as in the assembly of sheet
metal panels or joining structural members.
6. Fillet Joint: Fillet joints are versatile and can be found in a wide range
of applications, including the welding of brackets, frames, and other
structures where strength and load distribution are important.
7. Groove Joint: are often used in pressure vessel fabrication, pipe
welding, and other applications where a deep weld with high strength
is required.

Procedures:

C. Application
Students will be asked to determine the appropriate welding joint and
technique for each situation.
D. Generalization
After learning the procedures and operation, the students will have a
comprehensive understanding of various welding joint and their common
applications.

E. Evaluation
rubrics
III. Agreement