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Leg of the Weld When Shear Stress in the Fillet Weld is Given Calculator

Category Physics ↺
Physics Machine Design ↺
Machine-Design Design of Machine Elements ↺
Design-Of-Machine-Elements Welded and Riveted Joints ↺
Welded-And-Riveted-Joints Parallel Fillet Welds ↺
✖The tensile force on plates is the stretching force acting on plates.ⓘ Tensile force on plates [P]
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✖Average Shear Stress is defined as the the shear load divided by the area.ⓘ Average Shear Stress [τavg
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✖The length of weld is the linear distance of each weld segment. ⓘ Length of weld [l]
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✖The leg of the weld are the other two sides of the triangular fillet weld.ⓘ Leg of the Weld When Shear Stress in the Fillet Weld is Given [h]
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11 Other formulas that you can solve using the same Inputs

Shear strength in parallel fillet weld
Shear Strength in Parallel Fillet Weld=Tensile force on plates/(0.707*Leg of the weld*Length of weld) GO
Permissible tensile strength for double transverse fillet joint
Permissible tensile strength=Tensile force on plates/(1.414*Length of weld*Leg of the weld) GO
Average Tensile Stress in the Weld
Tensile Stress in Weld=Tensile force on plates/(Length of weld*Throat thickness) GO
Tensile Force on the Plates When Average Tensile Stress in the Weld is Given
Tensile force on plates=Tensile Stress in Weld*Throat thickness*Length of weld GO
Strength of Butt Joint
Tensile strength=Tensile force on plates/(Throat thickness*Length of weld) GO
Shear Stress for long fillet weld subjected to torsion
Shear Stress=3*Torque acting on rod/(Throat thickness*(Length of weld^2)) GO
Shear strength for double parallel fillet weld
Permissible Shear Stress=1.414*Leg of the weld/Tensile force on plates GO
Radius of circular section in terms of average shear stress and shear force
radius of circle=sqrt(Shear Force/(pi*Average Shear Stress)) GO
Average shear force for circular section
Shear Force=Average Shear Stress*(pi*(radius of circle^2)) GO
Maximum Shear stress for circular section in terms of average shear stress
Maximum shear stress=(4*Average Shear Stress)/3 GO
Maximum shear stress for the rectangular section
Maximum shear stress=1.5*Average Shear Stress GO

5 Other formulas that calculate the same Output

Leg of the Weld When Shear Stress-induced in the Plane is Given
Leg of the weld=Force*(sin(weld cut angle*pi/180)+cos(weld cut angle*pi/180))/(Length of weld*shear stress in the plate in parallel fillet weld) GO
Leg of the Weld When Shear Stress-induced in the Plane is Given
Leg of the weld=Force*sin(weld cut angle*pi/180)*(sin(weld cut angle*pi/180)+cos(weld cut angle*pi/180))/(Shear Stress*Length of weld) GO
Leg of the Weld When Maximum Shear Stress-induced in the Plane is Given
Leg of the weld=1.21*Force/(Maximum shear stress*Length of weld) GO
Leg of Weld When Allowable Lod per mm Length of Transverse Fillet Weld is Given
Leg of the weld=0.8284*Allowable Load*Maximum shear stress GO
Leg of the Weld When Throat of the Weld is Given
Leg of the weld=Throat thickness/cos(pi/4) GO

Leg of the Weld When Shear Stress in the Fillet Weld is Given Formula

Leg of the weld=Tensile force on plates/(Average Shear Stress*Length of weld*cos(pi/4))
h=P/(τ<sub>avg</sub>*l*cos(pi/4))
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Throat of the Weld GO
Leg of the Weld When Throat of the Weld is Given GO
Shear Stress in the Fillet Weld GO
Tensile Force on the Plate When Shear Stress in the Fillet is Given GO
Length of Weld When Shear Stress in the Fillet Weld is Given GO
Width of the Plane in Double Parallel Fillet Weld GO
Shear Stress induced in the Plane When Parallel Fillet weld is Subjected to a Force GO
Force When Stress induced in the Plane is Given GO
Leg of the Weld When Shear Stress-induced in the Plane is Given GO
Length of the Weld When Shear Stress-induced in the Plane is given GO
Maximum Shear Stress-induced in the Plane When Parallel Fillet Weld is Subjected to Force GO
Allowable Load per mm Length of the Weld GO

Why do we use Leg of Weld even when its imaginary ?

The Leg of Weld is the lengths of the base of an imaginary right-angled triangle that can be inscribed within the actual weld. It determines the size of the weld and influences the Throat of Weld thus helping in determining the actual strength of the joint. The Leg of Weld is usually equal to the plate thickness.

How to Calculate Leg of the Weld When Shear Stress in the Fillet Weld is Given?

Leg of the Weld When Shear Stress in the Fillet Weld is Given calculator uses Leg of the weld=Tensile force on plates/(Average Shear Stress*Length of weld*cos(pi/4)) to calculate the Leg of the weld, The Leg of the Weld When Shear Stress in the Fillet Weld is Given is a measure of the size of weld required that can resist yield when subjected to shear under a certain applied load. Leg of the weld and is denoted by h symbol.

How to calculate Leg of the Weld When Shear Stress in the Fillet Weld is Given using this online calculator? To use this online calculator for Leg of the Weld When Shear Stress in the Fillet Weld is Given, enter Tensile force on plates (P), Average Shear Stress (τavg and Length of weld (l) and hit the calculate button. Here is how the Leg of the Weld When Shear Stress in the Fillet Weld is Given calculation can be explained with given input values -> 2.828E-7 = 50/(5000000*50*cos(pi/4)).

FAQ

What is Leg of the Weld When Shear Stress in the Fillet Weld is Given?
The Leg of the Weld When Shear Stress in the Fillet Weld is Given is a measure of the size of weld required that can resist yield when subjected to shear under a certain applied load and is represented as h=P/(τavg or Leg of the weld=Tensile force on plates/(Average Shear Stress*Length of weld*cos(pi/4)). The tensile force on plates is the stretching force acting on plates, Average Shear Stress is defined as the the shear load divided by the area and The length of weld is the linear distance of each weld segment. .
How to calculate Leg of the Weld When Shear Stress in the Fillet Weld is Given?
The Leg of the Weld When Shear Stress in the Fillet Weld is Given is a measure of the size of weld required that can resist yield when subjected to shear under a certain applied load is calculated using Leg of the weld=Tensile force on plates/(Average Shear Stress*Length of weld*cos(pi/4)). To calculate Leg of the Weld When Shear Stress in the Fillet Weld is Given, you need Tensile force on plates (P), Average Shear Stress (τavg and Length of weld (l). With our tool, you need to enter the respective value for Tensile force on plates, Average Shear Stress and Length of weld and hit the calculate button. You can also select the units (if any) for Input(s) and the Output as well.
How many ways are there to calculate Leg of the weld?
In this formula, Leg of the weld uses Tensile force on plates, Average Shear Stress and Length of weld. We can use 5 other way(s) to calculate the same, which is/are as follows -
  • Leg of the weld=Throat thickness/cos(pi/4)
  • Leg of the weld=Force*(sin(weld cut angle*pi/180)+cos(weld cut angle*pi/180))/(Length of weld*shear stress in the plate in parallel fillet weld)
  • Leg of the weld=Force*sin(weld cut angle*pi/180)*(sin(weld cut angle*pi/180)+cos(weld cut angle*pi/180))/(Shear Stress*Length of weld)
  • Leg of the weld=1.21*Force/(Maximum shear stress*Length of weld)
  • Leg of the weld=0.8284*Allowable Load*Maximum shear stress
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