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                      Other welding electrodes have higher ultimate tensile strengths, and therefore higher
                    allowable weld strengths. 15:14  MACHINE ASSEMBLY             363
                      Consider the following example where the steps are basically the same as those for
                    Example 3, except that the weld size (t) will be determined using Eq. (8.90).
                              U.S. Customary                      SI/Metric
                    Example 5. For the fillet weld and loading  Example 5. For the fillet weld and loading
                    configuration shown in Figs. 8.18 to 8.20 deter-  configuration shown in Figs. 8.18 to 8.20 deter-
                    mine the required weld size (t), where  mine the required weld size (t), where
                        P = 18,000 lb                     P = 81,000 N
                       L o = 10 in                        L o = 26 cm = 0.26 m
                       L 1 = 5in                          L 1 = 13 cm = 0.13 m
                       L 2 = 10 in                        L 2 = 26 cm = 0.26 m
                      S weld = 18.0 kpsi (E60xx electrode)  S weld = 126.0 MPa (E60xx electrode)
                    solution                           solution
                    Step 1. Substitute the given information in  Step 1. Substitute the given information in
                    Eq. (8.83) to determine (τ shear ) as  Eq. (8.83) to determine (τ shear ) as
                                   P                                P
                          τ shear =                        τ shear =
                                2 L 1 + L 2                      2 L 1 + L 2
                                   18,000 lb                         81,000 N
                              =                                =
                                2 (5in) + (10 in)                2 (0.13 m) + (0.26 m)
                                18,000 lb  in                    81,000 N  m
                              =        ×                       =        ×
                                 20 in   in                       0.52 m  m
                                                                          2
                                      2
                              = 900 (lb/in ) · in              = 156,000 (N/m ) · m
                              = 0.9 kpsi · in                  = 0.16 MPa · m
                    Step 2. Substitute the given information in  Step 2. Substitute the given information in
                    Eq. (8.85) to determine the distance (D o ) as  Eq. (8.85) to determine the distance (D o ) as
                             L 2       (5in) 2                L  2       (0.13 m) 2
                      D o =   1   =                    D o =   1   =
                           2 L 1 + L 2  2 (5in) + (10 in)   2 L 1 + L 2  2 (0.13 m) + (0.26 m)
                           25 in 2                          0.0169 m 2
                         =      = 1.25 in                 =        = 0.0325 in
                           20 in                             0.52 m
                    Step 3. Substitute the distance (D o ) from  Step 3. Substitute the distance (D o ) from
                    step 2 and the given information in Eq. (8.85)  step 2 and the given information in Eq. (8.85)
                    to determine the radial distance (r o ) as  to determine the radial distance (r o ) as

                                 2                                2

                             L 2          2                   L 2          2
                      r o =      + (L 1 − D o )        r o =      + (L 1 − D o )
                             2                                 2

                                  2
                             10 in            2                0.26 m
                                                                     2
                        =          + (5in − 1.25 in)     =           + (0.13 − 0.0325 m) 2
                              2                                 2

                        =   (25 + 14.06) in 2            =   (0.0169 + 0.0095) m 2
                                 2
                                                                   2
                        =   39.06 in = 6.25 in           =   0.0264 m = 0.1625 m
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