A plate is welded to a vertical support using two 10 mm fillet welds as shown in the fig.Q4B. Determine the load carrying capacity of a welded joint, if the allowable shear stress in weld is 66 MPa. 200 120 750 P All dimensions in mm
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The throat thickness of the weld is $t = 0.7 \times 10 = 7$ mm. The shear area of the weld is $A = L \times t = 400 \times 7 = 2800$ $mm^2$. Show more…
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