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<strong>Steel</strong> <strong>Designers</strong>' <strong>Manual</strong> - 6th Edition (2003)<br />

708 Welds and design for welding<br />

Fig. 24.14 Weld in compression<br />

Fig. 24.15 Weld with moment<br />

Table 24.2 Design strength, Pw, of fillet welds<br />

24.7.2 Strength<br />

compression<br />

single sided fillet<br />

weld not to be<br />

used<br />

<strong>Steel</strong> grade Electrode classification Other<br />

types<br />

35 42 50<br />

c<br />

(N/mm2 ) (N/mm2 ) (N/mm2 ) (N/mm2 )<br />

S275 220 220 a 220 a 0.5Ue but<br />

S355 220 b 250 250 a £0.55Us<br />

S460 220 b 250 b 280<br />

a Over-matching electrodes<br />

b Under-matching electrodes. Not to be used for partial penetration butt welds.<br />

c Ue = minimum tensile strength of electrode as specified in the relevant product standard<br />

Us = minimum tensile strength of the parent metal<br />

The design strengths of fillet welds are given in Table 24.2.<br />

BS 5950-1: 1990 stated that where a member is connected to a plate by a symmetrical<br />

fillet weld the strength of the weld could be taken as equal to the strength<br />

of the parent metal, if the weld was made with a suitable, the sum of the throat sizes<br />

was not less than the connected plate thickness, and the weld was principally subject<br />

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