Civil Engineering Association

SHS Welding

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Welding represents the major method by which structural hollow sections are joined. When considering welding, the most essential requirement is that the deposited weld should have mechanical properties not less than the minima specified for the sections being joined.
Welding is a subject which encompasses the materials, types of joint, welding conditions/positions and the required quality or mechanical properties of the finished joint. The recommendations made in this publication are thus of guidance towards good practice and should be used in conjunction with other standards, especially EN 1011*: Welding - Recommendations for welding of metallic materials, ENV 1090 and EN 29692.

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