Lecture 12: Design of Plug and Slot Weld

Plug welds are also a good alternative for when a spot welder is not available and, if completed properly, these joins can be stronger than a spot weld To

Lecture 12: Design of Plug and Slot Weld Plug and slot welds Welders use plug welds and slot welds to join overlapping members, one of which has holes (round for plug welds, elongated

Plug welds are also a good alternative for when a spot welder is not available and, if completed properly, these joins can be stronger than a spot weld To

plug slot weld Static Strength: Channels Connected to Plates with Fillet Welds 82 32 Welding Procedure: Plug-Weld Joints Designed to Fail in Plugs 82

In material 5â „8 in or less thick, the thickness of plug or slot welds should be the same as the material thickness In

plug or slot weld symbol FIGURE 9 SURFACING, PLUG AND SLOT WELDS the first member Slot Weld the hole Fillet Weld This type weld is shown in figure 6, view L

Plug welds that are to be welded flush by mechanical means must be shown by adding both the flush contour symbol and the user's standard finish