The Design Handbook is now available in English.
488 pages.
Printed in July, 2017
ISBN 978-91-981529-1-3
Design Handbook for welded Steel products
Price includes 6% VAT, package and freight.
The Handbook is a translation of the Swedish 5:th edition, printed in 2014. Some adjustments have been made to comply with the latest international standards and to take advantage of the latest research within the fields of welding and design.
The ambition has been to make the handbook independent of any design code, and thus accessible to anyone designing welded steel structures. For structures subject to static loads, the handbook relies on Eurocode 3. Regarding welded structures subject to fatigue, the handbook largely follows IIW:s recommendations.
Demands on the modern designer are increasing, and the fields he or she must cover are many.
The designer has to decide what conditions a product must be able to meet, what material to use and how the welding process affects structures in the form of deformations caused by weld shrinkage. He/she also needs to consider the possibilities and limitations of the production unit as well as the manufacturing costs.
Most important, the designer must understand and be able to assess a structure under different loads. A welded structure subject to fatigue is an especially important area.
This handbook covers all the fields mentioned above and contains numerous design tips and discussions around favorable and less favorable designs. The behavior of welded structures under different conditions is explained and discussed. Many examples of stress analysis of welded structures are also provided.
Primarily, this book is written to be used as a handbook within the industry, but it is also suitable as course literature at universities or for industrial training and further education.
1. INTRODUCTION
2. WELDING DESIGNATIONS ON DRAWINGS
3. GENERAL INFORMATION ON MATERIALS
4. FUNDAMENTALS OF STRUCTURAL DESIGN
5. DETAILED DESIGN
6. RESIDUAL STRESSES
7. ANALYSIS OF WELDED STRUCTURES
8. WELDED JOINTS SUBJECT TO STATIC LOADS
9. WELDED JOINTS SUBJECT TO FATIGUE
10. BRITTLE FRACTURE
11. VERIFICATION OF QUALITY
12. DESIGNING FOR EFFECTIVE PRODUCTION
13. STRUCTURAL DESIGN TIPS
14. GENERIC EXAMPLE
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