Asked by Megan Green on Apr 24, 2024
Bevel-groove, J-groove, and flare bevel-groove weld symbols are always drawn with the perpendicular leg to the ____________________ (left/right).
Bevel-Groove
A type of weld preparation where the edges of the parts to be joined are cut at an angle to accommodate a filler material.
J-Groove
A specific type of groove weld joint design that resembles the shape of the letter "J," used to facilitate deeper penetration of the weld and minimize weld material.
Flare Bevel-Groove
A type of groove weld where one piece is curved, and its edge is welded to the flat surface of another piece, often used for pipes or tubes.
- Differentiate among the various weld joint types and their corresponding symbols in welding schematics.
- Recognize the symbols specific to various groove weld types, such as bevel groove, J-groove, and flare bevel groove welds.
Learning Objectives
- Differentiate among the various weld joint types and their corresponding symbols in welding schematics.
- Recognize the symbols specific to various groove weld types, such as bevel groove, J-groove, and flare bevel groove welds.