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TABLE J2.5 Available Strength of Welded Joints, ksi (MPa)
Load Type and
Direction
Relative to
Weld Axis
Pertinent
Metal
Φ and ΩNominal
Stress,
FnBM or
FnW,
ksi (MPa)
Effective
Area,
ABM or
Awe, in.2 (mm2)
Required Filler
Metal Strength
Level[a][b]
COMPLETE-JOINT-PENETRATION GROOVE WELDS
Tension— normal to weld axisStrength of the joint is controlled by the base metal.Matching filler metal shall be used. For T- and corner-joints with backing left in place, notch tough filler metal is required.
See Section J2.6.
Compression— normal to weld axisStrength of the joint is controlled by the base metal.Filler metal with a strength level equal to or one strength level less than matching filler metal is permitted.
Tension or
compression— parallel to weld axis
Tension or compression in parts joined parallel to a weld is permitted to be neglected in design of welds joining the parts.Filler metal with a strength level equal to or less than matching filler metal is permitted.
ShearStrength of the joint is controlled by the base metal.Matching filler metal shall be used.[c]
PARTIAL-JOINT-PENETRATION GROOVE WELDS INCLUDING FLARE-V-GROOVE AND FLARE-BEVEL-GROOVE WELDS
Tension— normal to weld axisBaseΦ = 0.75
Ω = 2.00
FuSee J4Filler metal with a strength level equal to or less than matching filler metal is permitted.
WeldΦ = 0.80
Ω = 1.88
0.60FEXXSee J2.1a
Compression—
connections of
members designed to bear as described in Section J1.4(b)
Compressive stress is permitted to be neglected in design of welds joining the parts.
Compression—
connections not
designed to bear
BaseΦ = 0.90
Ω = 1.67
FySee J4
WeldΦ = 0.80
Ω = 1.88
0.90FEXXSee J2.1a
Tension or
compression— parallel to weld axis
Tension or compression in parts joined parallel to a weld is permitted to be neglected in design of welds joining the parts.
ShearBaseGoverned by J4
WeldΦ = 0.75
Ω = 2.00
0.60FEXXSee J2.1a

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