Problem 3.1: Determine the design strength of a 1 mm length of a 6.35 mm fillet weld formed by the shielded metal arc process (SMAW) and E70 electrodes with a minimum tensile strength Fexx = 483 MPa. Assume that the load is to be applied parallel to the weld length. Problem 3.2: Repeat problem 3.1 if the weld is 500 mm long. Problem 3.3: Repeat problem 3.1 if the weld is 750 mm long. Problem 3.4: Repeat problem 3.2 if the application of the load is at an angle of 35 degrees from the longitudinal axis of the weld. Problem 3.5: Repeat problem 3.3 if the application of the load is at an angle of 35 degrees from the longitudinal axis of the weld.

Problem 3.1: Determine the design strength of a 1 mm length of a 6.35 mm fillet weld formed by the shielded metal arc process (SMAW) and E70 electrodes with a minimum tensile strength Fexx = 483 MPa. Assume that the load is to be applied parallel to the weld length. Problem 3.2: Repeat problem 3.1 if the weld is 500 mm long. Problem 3.3: Repeat problem 3.1 if the weld is 750 mm long. Problem 3.4: Repeat problem 3.2 if the application of the load is at an angle of 35 degrees from the longitudinal axis of the weld. Problem 3.5: Repeat problem 3.3 if the application of the load is at an angle of 35 degrees from the longitudinal axis of the weld.

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