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Part B Hull and Stability
  Chapter 12  Construction and testing
    Appendix 1    Welding Details
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1.3 Lap-joint, slot and plug welding

1.3.1 Welding details of lap-joint, slot and plug welds are specified in Tab 3.

Table 1 : Typical butt weld plate edge preparation
(manual welding) - See Note 1
DetailStandard
Square butt

t <= 5 mm
G = 3 mm
Single bevel butt

t > 5 mm
G <= 3 mm
R <= 3 mm
50° <= q <= 70°
Double bevel butt

t > 19 mm
G <= 3 mm
R <= 3 mm
50° <= q <= 70°
Double vee butt, uniform bevels

G <= 3 mm
R <= 3 mm
50° <= q <= 70°
Double vee butt, non-uniform bevels

G <= 3 mm
R <= 3 mm
6 <= h <= t/3 mm
q = 50°
a = 90°

Note 1 : Different plate edge preparation may be accepted or approved by the Society on the basis of an appropriate welding procedure specification.

Table 2 : Typical butt weld plate edge preparation
(manual welding) - See Note 1
DetailStandard
Single vee butt, one side welding with backing strip (temporary or permanent)

3 <= G <= 9 mm
30° <= q <= 45°
Single vee butt

G <= 3 mm
50° <= q <= 70°
R <= 3 mm

Note 1 : Different plate edge preparation may be accepted or approved by the Society on the basis of an appropriate welding procedure specification.

Table 3 : Typical lap joint, plug and slot welding (manual welding)
DetailStandardRemark
Fillet weld in lap joint

b = 2 t2 + 25 mmlocation of lap joint to be approved by the Society
Fillet weld in joggled lap joint

b >= 2 t2 + 25 mm
Plug welding

  • t <= 12 mm
    l = 60 mm
    R = 6 mm
    40° <= q <= 50°
    G = 12 mm
    L > 2 l
  • 12 mm < t <= 25 mm
    l = 80 mm
    R = 0,5 t mm
    q = 30°
    G = t mm
    L > 2 l
 
Slot welding

  • t <= 12 mm
    G = 20 mm
    l = 80 mm
    2 l <= L <= 3 l, max 250 mm
  • t > 12 mm
    G = 2 t
    l = 100 mm
    2 l <= L <= 3 l, max 250 mm
 


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