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This paper discusses contemporary design procedures for fillet welds to hollow structural sections (HSS) in several prominent design codes. The structural reliability associated with the directional strength-enhancement factor contained in North American Specifications is examined, based on a set of laboratory tests on fillet-welded connections between HSS and rigid end-plates. A total of 33 connections, in which the welds had been designed to be the critical elements, were tested to failure by axial tension loading applied to the HSS members. The experimentally obtained weld strengths were compared to the predicted nominal strengths. The directional strength-enhancement factor was found to lead to unsafe strength predictions, particularly for large weld sizes. Hence, a restriction on the use of this factor for fillet welds to HSS members, in North American steel design specifications, needs to be considered. The analysis also shows that Eurocode 3 fillet weld design provisions give conservative strength predictions.
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According to the specification for Highway Bridges, the preheat temperature is determined by thickness of plate, PCM and diffusible hydrogen. The standard of the minimum preheat temperature has been determined based on the results of y-groove weld cracking test. Therefore, it is considered to require the superfluous preheat temperature, when this standard is applied to the fillet welding. However, the discussion of preheat temperature with the results of fillet weld cracking test has been still insufficient. In this paper, to discuss the standard for fillet welding, we examine the cold cracking susceptibility and the HAZ hardness distributions of the fillet welds using 50mm thick plates whose PCM ranges from 0.24% to 0.27% with various preheat temperatures. Using the present results, we propose a modified standard of the minimum preheat temperature for fillet welding.
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In this study, in order to estimate the residual distortions of the fillet welded plates, three-dimensional finite element simulation was employed. The simulation included the uncoupled thermal and structural analyses which used the element birth and death technique to simulate the addition of weld metal to the workpiece. The accuracy of the finite element model was assessed by comparing the distortion results with experimental measurements. The effects of five different welding sequences on the residual distortion in fillet welded plates were investigated. The residual welding distortion in different positions for fillet welded plates was studied. It is obtained that by choosing the appropriate welding sequence, the maximum vertical residual distortion could be decreased significantly.
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In the load-carrying fillet weldments, which are common in ship structures, fatigue cracks can occur at the weld root, in addition to the weld toe. In particular, fatigue cracks originating from the weld root are difficult to detect and cause a significant reduction in the fatigue strength of a weldment. Therefore, it is important to note the fatigue failure mode of load-carrying fillet weldment. In this study, a series of fatigue test was carried out for the fatigue strength evaluation of longi-web connections that are typical kinds of the load-carrying fillet weldment.
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The static characteristics of the combined joints using fillet weldings and high strength bolts are experimentally investigated in order to check the possibility of accumulation of the strength of each connecting element. In this study 50mm long fillet welding with 5mm size is decided as an unit of welding and M16 or M20 (S10T) high strength bolt is unit of bolt. Combinations of 0-3 units of each connecting element are selected as test specimen. Tottally 76 specimens were tested. It becomes clear that the maximum strength of the combined joints using fillet weldings and high strength bolts is 5-15% smaller than the accumulated value of the slip strength of high strength bolts and the maximum strength of fillet weldings. And the maximum design strength, of combined joints using fillet weldings and high strength bolts, which is calculated by nominal strength has enough safety.
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Hydraulic excavators have a lot of welded joints. Performing fillet weld is easy and economical. However fillet welded structures have unwelded area which is to be origin of fatigue crack initiation. Although the groove and fillet weld is performed to decrease unwelded area, it is difficult to perform fillet weld on both side for attachment with box structure. And also the structure with groove does not match machine costs. Because of that, high accurate evaluation method is needed. Up to date, evaluation for unwelded area has been studied in many papers and there are many standard evaluations method for crack propagation of unwelded area. However almost the all papers investigated cross fillet weld, and there is few fillet welded investigation. Moreover it is uncertain that crack propagation evaluation for actual machine condition is match or not, because many actual machines have unwelded fillet weld, and influence of weld defect for crack propagation behavior is not clear. In this study, fatigue crack growth tests were carried out on fillet welded test pieces. A test piece is modeled as to the actual machine. As the results, there was little crack initiation life. Almost the all lifetime is crack propagation. And weld defect have an effect on the direction of crack propagation.
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Various types of cold cracks, such as a toe, an underbead, a heel, and a root crack, are found in the fillet welds of 50 kg/mm2 grade high tensile strength steel.Many studies have been performed on each particular type of crack, giving useful information on the nature and mechanism of the cracking.This investigation was planned, firstly, to analyze the stress distribution by simple linear model, secondly, to develop a new cracking test which could produce each type of crack under the restraint quantitatively evaluated and finally, to use the test to obtain basic information on each crack, especially the correlation between the crack type and intensity, of restraint.Main results obtained are as follows.(1) The linear model used in this analysis provides a good approximation for the relative steress distributions in the fillet weldment.(2) In the small intensity of restraint, stress in HAZ of flange and its toe is larger than other parts of welds, and in large intensity of restraint, large stress concentrates at the root of the weld metal and the toe of web.(3) In the one pass fillet welding, toe crack in HAZ of web occurs not by angular displacement but by restraining vertical displacement of the plates.(4) The CRP (Controlled Restraint Fillet) test developed in this investigation can readily produce all types of the cold cracks in fillet welds.(5) The surface cracks appear at the web toe in the large intensity of restraint, and at the flange toe in the small intensity of restraint.(6) As regards the sectional cracks, the toe crack at the web occurs under the largest intensity of restraint and the heel crack under the smallest one. The root or underbead crack occurs the intermediate wide region between the above-mentioned two extremeities.(7) With the increase in the intensity of restraint, the cracking ratio of weld metal root cracks increases and that of the heel cracks decreases.(8) The cracking strongly depends on the intensity of restraint and also on the dimensions of the test piece even under the same intensity of restraint.(9) The toe and the underbead cracks are both the hydrogen induced cracks, but differ in the macroscopic appearance due to the different stress field induced by the condition of restraint.(10) Results of the analysis by the linear model are in good accordance with those of the CRF cracking test.
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In this paper, tensile tests were carried out to investigate elastic-plastic behavior of fillet weld. When the fillet weld size is enough (more than 0.7 times plate thickness), specimens with base metal thickness 12mm failed in base metal. Finite element analyses assuming plane strain state are carried out. Test results can be simulated by the analyses. In the limit analysis based on the slip line fields theory, mechanism of fillet weld assumed as the shear line connecting a root to a toe of fillet weld was derived. Analytical results agree with the test results.
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In the load-carrying fillet weldments, which are common in ship structures, fatigue cracks can occur at the weld root, in addition to the weld toe. In particular, fatigue cracks originating from the weld root are difficult to detect and cause a significant reduction in the fatigue strength of a weldment. Therefore, it is important to note the fatigue failure mode of load-carrying fillet weldment. In this study, a series of fatigue test was carried out for the fatigue strength evaluation of longi-web connections that are typical kinds of the load-carrying fillet weldment.
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In this paper, tensile tests were carried out to investigate strength of oblique crossing joint by fillet weld. The results of macro tests explain that inadequate penetration of fillet weld occurred at the acute side of welds because of the small oblique angle. The results of tensile tests explain as follows ; 1) The failure of joint often occurred at the obtuse side of welds. 2) Failure angle of welds disagrees with the angles of those minimum throat thicknesses. 3) The strength of fillet weld decreases with smaller oblique angle.
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