Question 15.13: Design of a Welded Joint under Out-of-Plane Eccentric Loadin...
Design of a Welded Joint under Out-of-Plane Eccentric Loading
A welded joint is subjected to out-of-plane eccentric force P (Figure 15.28). What weld size is required?
Given: L_{1} = 60 mm, L_{2} = 90 mm, e = 50 mm, P = 15 kN
Assumption: An E6010 welding rod with factor of safety n = 3 is used.
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