Two parallel line welds
Symmetric weld-group line load
Inputs
Equal effective length of each of two parallel line welds in the symmetric model.
Perpendicular distance between the two equal parallel weld centrelines.
Known resultant in-plane force magnitude distributed uniformly only in the displayed line-weld model.
In-plane torsional-moment magnitude about the symmetric weld-group centroid.
Results
Total effective line length
200
Unit-throat polar line property
486,667
mm³Farthest endpoint radius
64.031
Direct shear line load
60
N/mmEndpoint torsional line load
105.26
N/mmQuadrature line-load magnitude
121.16
N/mmLtotal = 2L; Ju = Lb²/2 + L³/6; qdirect = F/Ltotal; qtorsion,end = M·rmax/Ju
A first-pass number, not a code check, certification, or approval. Read the method and its limits below. What this is and is not.
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Method
Formula, when it applies, and when it does not
Calculate unit-throat direct shear flow and endpoint torsional line-load magnitude for a symmetric pair of parallel line welds under in-plane force and torsional moment.
Ltotal = 2L; Ju = Lb²/2 + L³/6; qdirect = F/Ltotal; qtorsion,end = M·rmax/Ju
When
- Two equal parallel line welds
- Symmetric centroidal geometry
- Unit-throat line-property method
- Declared in-plane direct force and torsional moment
Don’t
- This is a two-equal-parallel-line, unit-throat preliminary weld-group model. The displayed quadrature magnitude is not a maximum vector resultant or code check. It does not model arbitrary weld geometry, throat/leg sizing, directional loading, vector addition at endpoints, eccentric force geometry, bending, fatigue, residual stress, distortion, heat input, weld procedure/quality, code provisions, capacity, safety, or approval.
Shigley's Mechanical Engineering Design — weld groups by the unit-area method