Q-1 The attachment shown carries a static bending load of 15 kN. The attachment length, 4, is 260 mm. (a) Redraw the figure showing on it 'where to weld' by using weld symbols (b) Draw the chosen pattern of weldment, showing on this figure: thegeometric properties, including length dimensions, loading on weldment, and locations and orientations of primary and secondary stresses at the critical points of the weldment. (c) Specify the weldment by giving the electrode number, type of weld, length of weld, and leg size of weld). (Consider a minimum a factor of safety of n = 1.5). 150 - 37.5 dia. 12 - 75 dia. 1018 HR 1018 HR

Q-1 The attachment shown carries a static bending load of 15 kN. The attachment length, 4, is 260 mm. (a) Redraw the figure showing on it 'where to weld' by using weld symbols (b) Draw the chosen pattern of weldment, showing on this figure: thegeometric properties, including length dimensions, loading on weldment, and locations and orientations of primary and secondary stresses at the critical points of the weldment. (c) Specify the weldment by giving the electrode number, type of weld, length of weld, and leg size of weld). (Consider a minimum a factor of safety of n = 1.5). 150 - 37.5 dia. 12 - 75 dia. 1018 HR 1018 HR

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