Weld Tutorial

[@jackabubba]

As a coded structural welder who is involved in some design, this is invaluable! You've got a new subscriber

[@MisterFusion113]

Great work! You made this procedure clear and concise. Thanks!

[@kuku16s]

That helped a lot Matthew. Nicely done. Thanks.

[@ashutoshsuthar3753]

Thats nice Explanation from where i canget this table?

[@ivanaparicio6280]

Thanks for the video, it's a great example! I hope you can answer my question - if I were to work out the total stress in the weld by calculating the vector product of the magnitude of the three stresses (ie. sqrt(fs^2+fb^2+fj^2)), would that be the maximum value that the stress can be? I guess it would assume that the three stresses are perpendicular.

[@beoptimistic5853]

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[@arfsafi]

Thanks a lot. Very straight forward nice and easy explained.

[@beoptimistic5853]

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[@hectormedranojr3792]

Very nice explanation. But getting ng moment of inertia and polar moment of inertia are a bit confusing. I hope theres good explanation for that. Thanks for the video 👍👍👍

[@sundaresanmurali7949]

Thanks nice explanation.

[@weldingtechnologytechnical4820]

Nice video Sir Technical

[@alaskodiaz567]

Fantastic Job 🤙🏿. It helps me a lot

[@giulianerorato2616]

Thank you!!

[@bkvm96]

What is the name of the book?

[@kuku16s]

Shigley

[@Loksta112]

Hi , which country/Standard is this being worked out from?

[@matthewjames7513]

This is all based off shigleys textbook. This tutorial was made based on an assignment at the university of New South Wales, Sydney Australia

[@Loksta112]

@@matthewjames7513 great, studying Civil we never used Shigleys. Looks like its a mechanical engineering textbook so makes sense. I'll be sure to look into it. From Sydney Australia also so good to know

[@mehee5578]

THANK YOU!

[@beoptimistic5853]

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[@achrafaissaoui2510]

Super ❤️🇩🇿

[@clevercuarezdelacruz5924]

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