TWI CSWIP 3.2 Wis 10 Senior Welding Inspection Welding Symbols BSEN ISO 22553 /AWS A2.4

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The document discusses welding symbols standards and their components. It also talks about representing welded joints symbolically versus using detailed sketches.

The two most common standards are BS EN 22553 (ISO 2553) and AWS A2.4.

According to the document, there are 7 components to BS EN 22553 welding symbols standards: 1) the arrow line, 2) the dual reference line, 3) the elementary symbol, 4) combined symbols for symmetrical welds, 5) the supplementary symbol, 6) dimensions, and 7) complementary indications.

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CSWIP 3.2
WIS 10
SENIOR WELDING
INSPECTION

WELDING SYMBOLS
BSEN ISO 22553 /AWS A2.4

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Weld symbols on drawings
One method of transferring information from the
design office to the workshop could be:
Please weld
here

This method does not give enough information and


does not convey the actual or design requirements.

Most countries have their own standards for symbols.

The two most common are BS EN 22553 (ISO 2553),


which has now replaced BS 499 Part 2 & AWS A2.4
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Weld symbols on drawings
Welded joints may be indicated:
- by detailed sketches, showing every dimension

- or by symbolic representation

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Weld symbols on drawings
Advantages of symbolic representation:
• simple and accurate
• should not over-complicate the drawing
• no need for additional views
• should give all necessary information
regarding the specific joint to be
obtained
Disadvantages of symbolic representation:
• can only be used only for standard joints
• requires training for properly
understanding of symbols
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WELDING SYMBOLS.

BS EN ISO 22553.
Welded,brazed and soldered
joints -
Symbolic representation on
drawings.

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WELDING SYMBOLS.
BSEN 22553 (UK & Europe)
There are 7 components to this standard;
1. THE ARROW LINE

2. THE DUAL REFERENCE LINE


3. THE ELEMENTARY SYMBOL
4. COMBINED SYMBOLS FOR SYMMETRICAL WELDS

5. THE SUPPLEMENTARY SYMBOL


6. DIMENSIONS
7. COMPLEMENTARY INDICATIONS
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ARROW LINE.
Convention of the arrow line:

  a) Shall touch the joint intersection


b) Shall not be parallel to the drawing
c) Shall point towards a single plate preparation
(when only one plate has preparation)

Other side Arrow side

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THE DUAL REFERENCE LINE.
Convention of the reference line:

a) Shall touch the arrow line


b) Shall be parallel to the bottom of the drawing
c) There shall be a further broken line above or
beneath the reference line , identification line.
(Not necessary where the weld is symmetrical!)
or

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BS EN 22553 - example

Other side Arrow side

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BS EN 22553 - example

Joint A
Other side joint A Arrow side joint A

Other side joint B


Arrow side joint B
Joint B
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BS EN 22553 - example

Joint A
Other side joint B Arrow side joint A

Other side joint A


Arrow side joint B
Joint B
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BS EN 22553 - example

Other side

Arrow side

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TABLE 1-ELEMENTARY SYMBOLS
Various categories of joints are characterised by
an elementary symbol.
The elementary symbol is similar to the shape of
the weld to be made.

Weld type Sketch Symbol

Square butt weld

Single V butt weld

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TABLE 1 - ELEMENTARY SYMBOLS
Weld type Sketch Symbol
Single-V butt
weld with broad
root face

Single bevel
butt weld

Single bevel butt


weld with broad
root face

Backing run

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TABLE 1 - ELEMENTARY SYMBOLS
Weld type Sketch Symbol

Single-U
butt weld

Single-J
butt weld

Fillet weld

Surfacing
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TABLE 2 - COMBINED SYMBOLS FOR SYMMETRICAL WELDS

Representation of welds done from both sides of


the joint intersection, touched by the arrow head

Double V Double bevel Fillet weld

Double U Double J

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TABLE 3 - SUPPLEMENTARY SYMBOLS.

Supplementary weld symbols;

Ground flush

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TABLE 3 -SUPPLEMENTARY SYMBOLS.

Supplementary weld symbols;

Convex Concave

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SUPPLEMENTARY SYMBOLS.
Supplementary weld symbols;
Toes shall be blended smoothly

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TABLE 3 - SUPPLEMENTARY SYMBOLS.

Supplementary weld symbols;


Removable Permanent
backing strip backing strip
used used

MR M

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METHOD OF REPRESENTATION

WELD SYMBOL

REFERENCE LINE
ARROW LINE
IDENTIFICATION LINE

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BS EN 22553 rules - example

Arrow side

Arrow side

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BS EN 22553 rules - example

Other side

Other side

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DIMENSIONS.
Dimensions;
Leg length prefixed by the letter z.
Design throat thickness prefixed by the
letter a.
z6
a4.2

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Fillet welds
Fillet weld dimensions according BS EN 22553

z8
or
z8
8
8

z 8 a5
or
a5 z8
5
8
8

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DIMENSIONS.
Dimensions;
For intermittent fillet welds.

z10 3 x 25 ( 50 )

Number of welds (n) x Length of weld (l)


( Distance between each weld (e))

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BS EN 22553 rules - example

z 10 3 x 25 (50)

50
25
10

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DIMENSIONS.
Dimensions;
For deep penetration fillet welds.

s8

s = Effective throat thickness

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DIMENSIONS.
Dimensions;
For single vee butt welds with a broad
root face (partial penetration welds).

s6

s = nominal throat thickness

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PARTIAL PENETRATION WELDS.

s6
6

4 6
10
4

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INTERMITTENT FILLET WELDS.
Chain intermittent fillet weld
Distance between (e) length (l)
a

z n×l(e) a n×l(e)
z n×l(e) a n×l(e)
or

Symbol to BS EN 22553
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STAGGERED INTERMITTENT
Staggered intermittent fillet weld

Distance(e) length (l) a

z n×l (e) a n×l (e)


z n×l (e) a n×l (e)
or

Symbol to BS EN 22553
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COMPLEMENTARY INDICATIONS.

Weld all round ( peripheral weld )

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COMPLEMENTARY INDICATIONS.

Site (Field) Weld

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COMPLEMENTARY INDICATIONS.

Indication of welding
process to ISO 4063;
MMA-111. MIG-135. MAG-136. TIG-141

111

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COMPLEMENTARY INDICATIONS.

Indication of welding
procedure

WPS

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COMPLEMENTARY INDICATIONS.

Non Destructuve Testing -


other than visual

NDT

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BS EN 22553 rules
Welds Arrow Side of joint, Symbol on the Solid
reference line. Welds on Other Side of the joint,
Symbol on the Dashed identification line.
Symbols with a Vertical Line component must be
drawn with the vertical line to the Left side of the
symbol
All CSA dimensions are shown to the Left of the
symbol
All Linear dimensions are shown on the Right of the
symbol i.e. number of welds, length of welds and
distance between welds

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WELD SYMBOLS .

QUESTIONS ?

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ANSWERS TO EXERCISES.
BS EN 22553 FILLET WELDS

1 z6

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ANSWERS TO EXERCISES.
BS EN 22553 FILLET WELDS

2 z6 3 x 25 (40)
z6 3 x 25 (40)

25 40

40 25

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ANSWERS TO EXERCISES.
BS EN 22553 FILLET WELDS

3 z6 3 x 50 (25)

z10 3 x 40 (30)

40 30 40 30 40

50 25 50 25 50

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ANSWERS TO EXERCISES.
BS EN 22553 FILLET WELDS

4 z8 3 x 25 (50)

z10 2 x 20 (40)

25 50 25 50 25

20 40 20

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ANSWERS TO EXERCISES.
BS EN 22553 BUTT WELDS

1 M

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ANSWERS TO EXERCISES.
BS EN 22553 BUTT WELDS

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ANSWERS TO EXERCISES.
BS EN 22553 BUTT WELDS
s10
3

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ANSWERS TO EXERCISES.
z8
BS EN 22553 BUTT WELDS
s12
4
z12

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AWS A 2.4 RULES
Welds “on arrow side” of joint go underneath the
reference line while welds “the other side” of the joint,
go on top of the reference line
Symbols with a vertical line component must be drawn
with the vertical line to the left side of the symbol
All CSA dimensions are shown to the left of the symbol
All linear dimensions are shown on the right of the
symbol i.e. number of welds, length of welds, length of
any spaces
Included angle and root opening are shown on top of
the symbol

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Reference line
Convention of the reference line AWS A 2.4

a) Shall touch the arrow line

b) Shall be parallel to the bottom of the drawing

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AWS A 2.4 rules-example

10 3 x 50 (70)

70

50
10

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AWS A 2.4 SUMMARY
•Welds on arrow side of joint symbol below the
reference line.
•welds on other side of the joint, symbol above the
reference line.

Arrow Side Other Side

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Fillet welds
Fillet weld dimensions according AWS A 2.4

8
8

5 leg on
5x8
vertical
member
5
8

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Intermittent fillet welds
Chain intermittent fillet weld

pitch (e) length (l)

z l-e
z l-e

Symbol to AWS A2.4

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Intermittent fillet welds
Staggered intermittent fillet weld
e/2
pitch (e) length (l)

z l-e
z l-e

Symbol to AWS A2.4


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AWS A 2.4 SUMMARY
•Use of 3 reference lines to show sequence of
operations.

UT 3

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AWS A 2.4 SUMMARY
•Staggered intermittent fillet welds are indicated by
the symbol about the reference line.

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AWS A 2.4 SUMMARY
•Fillet weld distances are measured center to center

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AWS A 2.4 SUMMARY
•Definite break in the arrow line when only one side is
prepared.

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AWS A 2.4 SUMMARY
•Dimensions may be shown in imperial measurement.

3/4”
or
0.75"

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Weld symbols on drawings
Example:
Draw the symbols for the weld given as shown
below to the specification BS EN 22553

Weld drawing MMA

Symbol Drawing 111

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Weld symbols on drawings

Solution BS EN 22553 z 10
Note that the arrow lines
s 30
are not drawn correctly in
the notes on page 8.7
s 20
z 10

a 7 z 10
s 35
135/111

s 15
z 10

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WELD SYMBOLS .

QUESTIONS ?

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BS EN 22553 Welding Symbols

10 s10
13

10
15

Partial penetration single-V butt


‘S’ indicates the depth of penetration
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Solution AWS A2.4


10
30
20
10

10
35
15
10

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Student symbols exercise
Complete a symbols drawing for the welded joint
given below to AWS A2.4 & BS EN 22553
7
10
35 20
15 30

All fillet weld leg lengths are 10 mm

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