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Mechanical and Materials Engineering, Metallurgical Engineering
Year 2

Need help with determining the rate of heat generation required at the welding source to accomplish a weld.


A fillet weld is used to join two medium carbon steel plates each having a thickness of 5.0mm.  The plates are joined at a 90 degree angle using an inside fillet corner joint.  The velocity of the welding head is 6mm/sec.  Assume that the cross section of the weld bead approximates a right isosceles triangle with a leg length fo 4.5mm, the heat transfer factor is 0.80, and the melting factor if 0.58.  

Determine the rate of heat generation required at the welding source to accomplish a weld.

the material is steel and the melting temperature is 1760 K

By OTA:  Israel Kovner, PhD

OTA Rating:  5/5

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