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This data dictionary specifies data elements that are = used to describe the design, fabrication and inspection of weldments. It comprises welding information f= rom several authoritative sources. Data include description of component materials, details of joints and welds, and variables of the welding processes. The data dictionary provides, in one document, the welding informati= on needed to develop format specifications for digital data that can be exchan= ged by computer programs.
data dictionary, digital welding data, weld
inspection results, welding procedure specification, welding terms, weldment
design.
In 1992, welding information formats were described in= two American Welding Society (AWS) specifications, AWS A9.1- Standard Guide = for Describing Arc Welds in Computerized Material Property and Nondestructive Examination Databases, and AWS A9.2 - Standard Guide for Recording A= rc Weld Material Property and Nondestructive Examination Data in Computerized Databases. This document expands the scope of those documents and could serve as a core document if = an AWS committee undertakes a new specification project. Current individual AWS specifications are rich in terms and data items describing materials, design and processes. This data dict= ionary gathers the information in a single document, to be used by data modelers w= ith specific encoding formats in mind. Examples of format specifications are STEP and XML. The ultimate purpose is to facilit= ate exchange of welding data between application software programs developed by different vendors.
Guidelines
Used in Building the Data Dictionary. <=
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1.<= span style=3D'mso-spacerun:yes'> Weld Design Data.
1.5 element joint_penetration2
1.7 type linear_dimension_range_type2
1.8 type linear_dimension_type_mm2
2.<= span style=3D'color:windowtext'> &nbs= p; Welding Process Data
2.2 type arc_welding_processes2
2.4 element electrical_specification2
2.9 type other_welding_processes2
2.10 type oxyfuel_gas_welding_processes=
2
2.11 element preheat_and_interpass2
2.13 element shielding_gas_for_procedur=
e2
2.15 type soldering_processes2
2.16 type solid_state_welding_processes=
2
2.18 element variables_specification2
2.19 element welding_position2
2.20 element welding_procedure_specific=
ation2
2.21 type welding_process_type2
3.<= span style=3D'mso-spacerun:yes'> Testing and Inspection Data2
3.1 element bend_test_bend_radius2
3.3 element fracture_crack_plane_orien=
tation2
3.4 element fracture_energy_absorbed2
3.5 element fracture_machine_notch_pos=
ition2
3.6 element fracture_specimen_location=
2
3.7 type fracture_toughness_test_metho=
ds2
3.8 type fracture_type_of_test_equipme=
nt2
3.9 element hardness_indentor2
3.11 element hardness_location_of_impre=
ssions2
3.12 element hardness_test_result2
3.13 element hardness_test_types2
3.16 element nick_break_apparatus2
3.17 type shear_specimen_types2
3.19 element shear_test_unit_shear_load=
2
3.20 type soundness_test_types2
3.21 type tension_specimen_types2
3.22 element tension_test_data2
3.23 element test_fracture_appearance2
3.24 element test_fracture_location2
3.25 element test_LGBTFW_angle_of_fract=
ure2
3.27 element test_machine_serial_number=
2
3.28 element test_number_of_specimens2
3.29 element test_percent_elongation2
3.30 element
test_postweld_mechanical_treatment
3.31 element test_postweld_thermal_trea=
tment2
<=
span
style=3D'mso-no-proof:yes'>3.32 element test_specimen_dimensions2 &=
nbsp; &nbs=
p; &=
nbsp; =
span>
3.33 element test_specimen_location2
3.35 element test_technician_name2
Appendix
1 – Items to Add in Next Edition of Data Dictionary2
Appendix
2 - Tasks for data modelers<=
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This
document includes data describing design of welded products, design of
weldments including detailed weld and joint description, arc welding process
specification, and destructive weld inspection. Common welding documents that
convey this information are welding procedure specifications (WPSs) and
mechanical testing reports. T=
hese
documents are often implemented using hard copy or simple, but non-standard
data formats. Variables of ot=
her
welding processes such as gas and laser welding have not been covered at th=
is
time.
Some
of the variables and data types needed in standard welding procedure
specifications (SWPSs) and procedure qualification
records (PQRs) are not addressed. &nb=
sp;
Examples are ranges of allowed values (e.g., minimum and maximum all=
owed
current), conditions that are expressly not allowed, conditions that are
optional, or multiple conditions that are allowed. These should be straightforw=
ard
extensions of the data elements and types already defined.
Also not addressed are overall formats for standard forms or standard test result reports. These are left to da= ta modelers according to the requirements of their customers. Appendix 1 lists many other = items that are not included in this document.&nb= sp; They are suggestions to committees of experts who could expand the d= ocument’s scope.
A data dictionary is the starting point for developing specifications for data formats for digital welding data. It gathers relevant data in one pl= ace, establishes standard labels and descriptions of the items, and designates d= ata types to them. The purpose of= a standard data format is to enable independent computer programs (applicatio= ns) to exchange information with minimal or no cost and effort.
This document’s form is suitable for a formal st= andard to be used by many different manufacturing industries that use welding. The existence of a single data dictionary as source for data modeling will ease the challenge of gathering= the welding knowledge, and make implementations of different formats more consistent. Examp= le formats are STEP and XML. Consistency eases the challenge of converting between the differing = formats should it be necessary. Easy conversion between formats makes the decision of which format to use less critical. When da= ta modelers discover improvements to the model the changes can be reflected in= the high level data dictionary as well as to the implementation being worked on= at the time. This way other implementations can benefit from the improvement.
It is envisioned that welding standards documents that contain forms will use this data model to build their own structures to represent the form information. This will enable encoding of the information in a standa= rd format so it may be conveyed electronically and not be limited to hardcopy = or proprietary formats.
The data dictionary is written in English rather than a formal modeling language so that:
- = welding experts can unde= rstand the information and work on it to improve it without learning a computer language.
- = it can serve as the comm= on ground between welding experts and the data modelers who will develop detai= led specifications.
- = it is not biased toward = any particular encoding scheme.
This dictionary goes beyond presenting all elementary
information units as a flat list.
It suggests gathering of elements into frequently used groupings.
This data dictionary is not sufficient to specify the = design of a database or of a complete specification for standard data. Its terms and type definitions are= the building blocks that need to be supplemented by encoding rules, and relationships like those described in database tables.
These documents contain definitions of the variables, = or state the need for variables in report documents to describe welding produc= ts, processes or inspection results.
1.
AASHTO/AWS D1.5M/D1.5:2002 – Bridge
Welding Code.
2.
ANSI/AWS A9.1-92, Standard Guide for
Describing Arc Welds in Computerized Material Property and Nondestructive
Examination Databases.
3.
ANSI/AWS A9.2-92, Standard Guide for
Recording Arc Weld Material Property and Nondestructive Examination Data in
Computerized Databases.
4.
ANSI/AWS A3.0: 2001, Standard Welding Ter=
ms
and Definitions.
5.
AWS B1.10:1999, Guide for the Non-destruc=
tive
Examination of Welds.
6.
AWS B2.1:2000, Specification for Welding
Procedure and Performance Qualification.
7.
AWS B4.0M:2000, Standard Methods for
Mechanical Testing of Welds.
Parts A, B and C were used.
Parts D and E are not covered here.
8.
AWS D1.1/D1.1M: 2002 Structural Weldin=
g Code
– Steel. See especi=
ally
Annex E, Sample Welding Forms.
9.
· The primary audience for this document is do= main experts in welding. They must= be able to understand its content and be able to refine and expand it, without needing computer programming experience.&n= bsp; The document then becomes a bridge between them and computer experts, who will encode the data and manipulate it in computer programs that serve = the welding experts.
· The item descriptions in this document should not be cited as formal definitions of terms. The descriptions are original, or = are shortened or paraphrased versions of formal definitions. The source documents, usually AWS = in origin, s= hould be used.
· Sources of most definitions are AWS documents.
· When values are shown as “enumeration = of:”, this means that only the listed values are allowed. This is a restrictio= n on the allowed values for the element.
· This data dictionary specifies, for some elements, hierarchical relationships of sub-elements, and enumerated values. Element grouping and enumeration are constraints on how the data can be used in a computer progr= am or in a digital file. The constraints promote increased consistency between different vendors’ implementations of products or of digital format specifications.
· The element naming convention of lower case words separated = by underscores was chosen to be human readable, and mildly suggesting future t= ags to be used in formal encoding. The convention is not intended to suggest a preference of one encodi= ng method over another.
·
Some provisions are made for specifying units
for measured variables, especially to distinguish between
Weld Design Data describes the desired w= eld that joins two workpieces. It includes descriptions of the workpieces (e.g., thickness, material), the geometric relationship between the workpieces (e.g., tee, butt), the edge s= hapes of the workpieces to form a joint, and the desired properties of the weld, = such as size and degree of penetration. There are usually seve= ral different ways to produce a designed weld, e.g., by varying Welding Process Data such as welding process, number of passes, thickness of consumable, gas composition, etc. Testing and Inspec= tion Data is information gathered by measuring characteristics of the we= ld after it is made, usually to compare to the design data.
The appendices contain next-step information for data modelers, some high level background on the concept of standard data formats for welding, and suggestions for expansion of the scope of the next version= of this data dictionary.
· There are two kinds of dictionary entries, “element” and “type”. Types are data templates that are = reused in multiple elements. T= he prefix “p:” means primitive, one of Boolean, string, integer or decimal. An element is a unique chunk of information used in describing welding. The distinction between type= s and elements will be further refined in detailed data modeling – the major criterion is to make the model concise and understandable.
· Diagram - When an element has subelements, a sketch of its sub-elements is shown to aid understanding. Diagrams show only one level= of decomposition. Appendix 4 con= tains a few selected diagrams of multilevel diagrams. In the diagrams, the 3 short= bars in some boxes is an artifact of the documentation tool and is not relevant. The small= arrow in the lower left corner indicates that the element is defined globally, i.= e. it is independent of the element definition it appears in.
· Type – enumeration is used when there = is one choice from a list of simple values.&n= bsp; Choice of is used when there are several non-simple elements,= one of which must be picked.
· Values – this field appears only for enumerated types, showing the allowed values.
· Children – list of elements that are p= arts of this element.
· Used by – the name of elements that contain this element.
· Source – citation of a standard or industry handbook that lists the need for the information. When the source for a sub-el= ement is the same as its parent element, the source information is not repeated. =
· Description – prose description, or standard definition if one exists, to allow data modelers to select the appropriate elements for specific applications, forms and reports. It is an important task of w= elding experts, not data modelers, to develop precise descriptions.
· Underlined type and element names are links = that can be used in electronic documents for easy jumping to definitions.
The index below is included for use in electronic docu= ments that can use the links to the definitions. The types and elements are arranged in alphabetic order in each section.
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common_name m_numb=
er =
group_number =
product_form =
thickness =
diameter
specification_number =
specification_version =
specification_organization =
UNS_number
CAS_number =
heat-lot_identification =
composition =
manufacturing_history servic=
e_history
applied_coating_specification |
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AWS B2.1, section 2.13. |
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Description |
The material that is being joined using a weld=
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Type |
p:string |
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Description |
The
trade name, a name used without all the designations of the formal
specification. |
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Type |
p:string |
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Source |
AWS
A9., section 5.1.1., and B2.1, glossary definition p. 2. |
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Description |
A
designation used to group base metals for procedure and performance quali=
fications.
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Type |
p:string |
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Description |
A
classification system for metal by material properties. |
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enumeration
of p:string |
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Description |
The
form of the workpieces to be joined. |
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Type |
p:decimal |
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Description |
Pla=
te or
sheet thickness, if tube, specifies wall thickness. |
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Type |
p:decimal |
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Description |
Out=
side
diameter, only used if material is tube.=
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Type |
p:string |
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Source |
AWS
A9.1, section 5.1.1 |
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Description |
The
standard designation of the formal material classification. |
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Type |
p:string |
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Source |
AWS
A9.1, section 5.1.1 |
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Description |
Ver=
sion
of the specification used. |
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Type |
p:string |
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Source |
AWS
A9.1, section 5.1.1 |
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Description |
The
organization responsible for generating the specification. |
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Type |
p:string |
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Source |
AWS
A9.1, section 5.1.1 |
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Description |
Uni=
fied
Numbering System for Metals and Alloys, managed by ASTM and SAE. |
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Type |
p:string |
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Source |
AWS
A9.1, section 5.1.1 |
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Description |
Che=
mical
Abstracts Service Registry Number, a unique identifier for substances iss=
ued
by the Chemical Abstracts Service. |
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Type |
p:string |
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Source |
AWS
A9.1, section 5.1.1. |
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Description |
A
unique identifier issued by a materials manufacturer assigned to
manufacturing batches. |
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Description |
Det=
ailed
chemical composition, by elements.
This Type needs expansion. |
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Source |
AWS
A9.1, section 5.1.1.10 |
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Type |
enumeration of p:s=
tring |
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Source |
AWS A9.1, section 5.1.1.11.1 |
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Description |
Mechanical manufacturing methods used to produce the welded
material. |
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Type |
enumeration
of p:string |
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Source |
AWS
A9.1, section 5.1.1.11.1 |
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Description |
The
mechanical forming and heat treatment methods used to produce the stock
material. |
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Type |
p:string |
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Source |
App=
lies
especially to AWS B4.0, section B2-9(1) |
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Description |
Sta=
ndard
designation for the class of coating.&nb=
sp;
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Diagram |
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Used By |
element
sub_assembly |
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Source |
Sou=
rce:
ISO 857 - section 3.1.4 |
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Description |
The
joint formed by edge preparation of two workpieces and the weld that joins
the workpieces together. |
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Source |
AWS
A3.0, Figure 1 - Joint Types and definition of term. |
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Description |
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220;A
weld joint classification based the relative orientation of the members b=
eing
joined.” |
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Diagram |
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Children |
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Source |
AWS
A3.0 definition. |
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Description |
A
region of coalescence of materials produced by heating or pressure,
that joins two pieces of metal. |
1.2.2.1<= span style=3D'mso-spacerun:yes'> element connection/weld/= weld_type
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Description |
Characterization
of the designed weld, by geometry of the objects being joined and of the
joint. |
1.2.2.2<= span style=3D'mso-spacerun:yes'> element connection/weld/= singleOrDoubleSided
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enumeration
of p:string |
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Source |
See
definiton of "double-welded joint", AWS A3.0, and Figures 8 and=
9. |
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Description |
Spe=
cification
of welding either from only one side or both sides of the joint. |
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Type |
enumeration
of p:string |
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Source |
AWS
3.0, Figure 7 - Edge Shapes |
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Description |
Sha=
pe
of the edge of a single piece of base material made to form a joint with
another piece of base material. |
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Diagram |
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Children |
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Used by |
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Source |
Sou=
rce:
AWS 2.1:2000, 2.13.1 p. 20 |
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Description |
AWS
3.0, p. 19 :&=
nbsp;
"Detailed Description of mating configuration of two componen=
ts,
sufficient information for shop preparation of the components." |
1.4.1 element j=
oint_design/joint_geometry
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Diagram |
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Children |
units =
root_opening =
root_face =
bevel1_angle =
bevel2_angle =
groove_angle depth_=
of_bevel groove_radius |
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Source |
AWS=
3.0
Definition, p. 19, and Figure 6, p. 45. |
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Description |
Dim=
ensions
of joint root, bevel, and groove features. |
1.4.1.1<= span style=3D'mso-spacerun:yes'> element joint_design/joint_geometry/units
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enumeration
of p:string |
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Cho=
ice
of SI or U.S. Customary units for the linear dimensions. |
1.4.1.2<= span style=3D'mso-spacerun:yes'> element joint_design/joint_geometry/root_opening
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Type |
p:decimal |
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Description |
See=
AWS
3.0, Figure 6. |
1.4.1.3<= span style=3D'mso-spacerun:yes'> element joint_design/joint_geometry/root_face
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Type |
p:decimal |
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Source |
See=
AWS
A3.0 definition, and Figure 5. |
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Description |
=
220;That portion of the groove face within the joint
root”. |
1.4.1.4<= span style=3D'mso-spacerun:yes'> element joint_design/joint_geometry/bevel1_angle
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Type |
p:decimal |
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Description |
See=
AWS
A3.0, Figure 6. Units:
degrees. |
1.4.1.5<= span style=3D'mso-spacerun:yes'> element joint_design/joint_geometry/bevel2_angle
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Type |
p:decimal |
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Description |
See=
AWS
A3.0, Figure 6. Units:
degrees. |
1.4.1.6<= span style=3D'mso-spacerun:yes'> element joint_design/joint_geometry/groove_angle
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Type |
p:decimal |
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Description |
See=
AWS
A3.0, Figure 6. Units:
degrees |
1.4.1.7<= span style=3D'mso-spacerun:yes'> element joint_design/joint_geometry/depth_of_bevel
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Type |
p:decimal |
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Description |
See=
AWS
A3.0, Figure 6. Units:
degrees |
1.4.1.8<= span style=3D'mso-spacerun:yes'> element joint_design/joint_geometry/groove_radius
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Type |
p:decimal |
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Description |
See=
AWS
A3.0, Figure 6. Units:
degrees |
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Diagram |
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Children |
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Description |
AWS
A3.0: "Material placed against the back side of the joint to support=
and
retain molten weld metal". =
span> |
1.4.2.1<= span style=3D'mso-spacerun:yes'> element joint_design/backing_description/backing_used
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Type |
p:boolean |
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Description |
Boo=
lean
stating if backing is required for the weld. |
1.4.2.2<= span style=3D'mso-spacerun:yes'> element joint_design/backing_description/backing_type
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Type |
enumeration
of p:string |
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Source |
Sou=
rce:
Welding Handbook, V2, pp. 58, 218, 274. |
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Description |
Most
backing Types do not apply to all Types of welding, and should be restric=
ted
to the appropriate welding technology (by further refining the definition=
s,
e.g., shoes are typically slag welding only). |
1.4.2.3<= span style=3D'mso-spacerun:yes'> element joint_design/backin= g_Description/back_weld_preparation
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Type |
enumeration
of p:string |
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Values |
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Description |
AWS
A3.0: "Removal of weld=
metal
and base metal from the weld root side of a joint for subsequent welding =
from
that side". |
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Type |
p:string |
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Description |
Ref=
erence
to a sketch of the joint design, the drawing number. |
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Diagram |
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Children |
complete_or_partial =
units =
root_penetration =
groove_weld_size
incomplete_joint_penetration weld_size
weld_size_E1 weld_size_E2 =
depth_of_fusion |
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Used By |
element
connection |
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Source |
AWS
A3.0, Figure 26 - "Joint Penetration...", Figure 30 - Fusion We=
lds |
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Description |
Var=
ious
dimensions of penetration of the weld into the base materials. |
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Type |
enumeration
of p:string |
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Values |
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Description |
The
weld design calls for partial or complete penetration. |
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Type |
enumeration
of p:string |
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Values |
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Description |
Sel=
ection
of SI or U.S. Customary units for linear measurements. |
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Type |
p:decimal |
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Source |
AWS
A3.0, definition, and Figure 26 - "Joint Penetration...", Figur=
e 30
- Fusion Welds |
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Description |
=
220;The
distance the weld metal extends into the root joint”. |
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Type |
p:decimal |
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Source |
AWS
A3.0, Figure 26 - "Joint Penetration...", Figure 30 - Fusion We=
lds |
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Description |
=
220;The
joint penetration of a groove weld”. |
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Type |
p:decimal |
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Description |
See=
AWS
A3.0 definition, and Figure 26 - "Joint Penetration...", Figure=
30
- Fusion Welds |
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Type |
p:decimal |
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Description |
See=
AWS
A3.0 definition and Figure 26 - "Joint Penetration...", Figure =
30 -
Fusion Welds |
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Type |
p:decimal |
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Description |
See=
AWS
A3.0 definition and Figure 26 - "Joint Penetration...", Figure =
30 -
Fusion Welds |
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Type |
p:decimal |
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Description |
See=
AWS
A3.0 definition and Figure 26 - "Joint Penetration...", Figure =
30 -
Fusion Welds |
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Type |
p:decimal |
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Source |
AWS=
3.0
definition, and Figure 26 -
"Joint Penetration...", Figure 30 - Fusion Welds |
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Description |
=
220;The
distance that fusion extends into the base metal or the previous bead from
the surface melted during welding”. |
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Type |
enumeration
of p:string |
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Used By |
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Values |
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Source |
AWS
A3.0 definition and Figure 2, p. 42 |
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Description |
=
220;A
weld joint classification based on relative orientation of members being
joined”. |
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Diagram |
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Children |
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Description |
Inclusive
limits on dimension of a material, e.g., thickness of base plate. |
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Type |
enumeration
of p:string |
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values |
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Description |
Choice
of units to describe a linear dimension. |
|
Type |
p:decimal |
|
Description |
Inclusive
minimum limit. |
|
Type |
p:decimal |
|
Description |
Inclusive
maximum limit. |
|
Diagram |
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|
Children |
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|
Used by |
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|
Description |
Specifies
U.S. Customary or SI units for linear measurement of dimensions less than=
500
mm. Contrast to units that =
would
be used to measure, e.g., length of weld bead deposited per hour. |
|
Type |
enumeration
of p:string |
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|
Values |
|
||||
|
Description |
Choice
of SI or U.S. Customary units. |
|
Type |
p:decimal |
|
Description |
The scalar quantity of the measurement. |
|
Diagram |
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|
Children |
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|
Used By |
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|
Source |
Wel=
ding
Handbook, Vol. 1, p. 136. |
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|
Description |
Two
workpieces joined by a weld.
Identifies simple weldments that can be joined to form a larger mo=
re
complicated weldment. |
|
Diagram |
|
|
Children |
|
|
Used By |
element
connection |
|
Source |
No
standards Source for this parameter. See definition of "we=
lding
variable" in AWS B2.1. |
|
Description |
Inf= ormation describing the joint and the geometric parameters of the designed weld. <= o:p> |
|
Type |
p:integer |
|
Description |
Num=
ber
of times needed to deposit weld metal to complete the weld. |
|
Diagram |
|
|
Children |
units
size =
actual_throat =
effective_throat leg1_and_size =
leg2_and_size theore=
tical_throat convexity&nbs=
p;
concavity incomplete_fusion depth_of_fusion |
|
Used By |
element
weld_details |
|
Source |
AWS
3.0, Figure 25 - Weld Sizes. |
|
Description |
Lin=
ear
dimensions of cross sectional weld features. Sizes are of design and ac=
tual
features. |
|
Type |
enumeration
of p:string |
||||
|
Values |
|
||||
|
Description |
Cho=
ice
of SI or U.S. Customary linear measurement units. |
|
Type |
p:decimal |
|
Description |
Siz=
e of
a single weld bead. See AWS=
3.0,
Figure 25 - Weld Sizes. |
|
Type |
p:decimal |
|
Description |
See=
AWS
3.0, Figure 25 - Weld Sizes. |
|
Type |
p:decimal |
|
Description |
See=
AWS
3.0, Figure 25 - Weld Sizes. |
|
Type |
p:decimal |
|
Description |
See=
AWS
3.0, Figure 25 - Weld Sizes. |
|
Type |
p:decimal |
|
Description |
See=
AWS
3.0, Figure 25 - Weld Sizes. |
|
Type |
p:decimal |
|
Description |
See=
AWS
3.0, Figure 25 - Weld Sizes. |
|
Type |
p:decimal |
|
Description |
See=
AWS
3.0, Figure 25 - Weld Sizes. |
|
Type |
p:decimal |
|
Description |
See=
AWS
3.0, Figure 25 - Weld Sizes. |
|
Type |
p:decimal |
|
Description |
See=
AWS
3.0, Figure 25 - Weld Sizes. |
|
Type |
p:decimal |
|
Description |
See=
AWS
3.0, Figure 25 - Weld Sizes. |
|
Children |
One or more instances of
sub_assembly |
|
Source |
AWS
A3.0 |
|
Description |
&qu=
ot;An
assembly whose component parts are joined by welding" |
|
Used By |
|
||
|
Description |
This
element describes a piece of metal, its material, geometric properties and
boundaries, including its edge shape for the welded joint. A workpiece can be a single
piece of plate, or a previously assembled weldment. The scope of this data is beyond=
this
welding data dictionary. Th=
is
element represents an interface with CAD applications. |
|
Type |
enumeration
of p:string |
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Used By |
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|
Values |
|
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|
Source |
AWS=
3.0
- Figures 8, 9, 15, and AWS A9.1 - Table1 |
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|
Description |
Cla=
ssification
of the weld by its joint configuration. |
|
Type |
enumeration
of p:string |
||||||
|
Used By |
|
||||||
|
Values |
|
||||||
|
Source |
AWS
3.0, Figure 54b – Master Chart of Allied Processes |
||||||
|
Description |
Pro=
cesses,
used by manufacturers that also use welding. |
|
Type |
enumeration
of p:string |
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|
Used By |
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|
Values |
|
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
|
Description |
See=
AWS
3.0, Figure 54A - Master Chart of Welding and Allied Processes |
|
Type |
enumeration
of p:string |
||||||||||||||||||||||
|
Used By |
element
welding_process_type/brazing_process=
|
||||||||||||||||||||||
|
Values |
|
||||||||||||||||||||||
|
Description |
See=
AWS
3.0, Figure 54A - Master Chart of Welding and Allied Processes |
|
Diagram |
|
|
Children |
current_value =
voltage_value =
other_reference_work_value current_type polarity
transfer_mode =
tungsten_electrode_specification tungsten_electrode_classification
tungsten_electrode_diameter |
|
Used By |
element
welding_procedure_specification<=
span
style=3D'font-size:10.0pt;mso-bidi-font-size:12.0pt;font-family:Arial;
mso-bidi-font-family:"Times New Roman";color:black'> |
|
Source |
AWS
B2.1, section 2.13.8 |
|
Description |
For=
arc
welding only, the values and types of current used. |
|
Type |
p:decimal |
|
Source |
AWS
B2.1, section 2.13.8 (1) |
|
Description |
Cur=
rent
used for a procedure, or current specified (units are amperes). |
|
Type |
p:decimal |
|
Source |
AWS
B2.1, section 2.13.8 (2) |
|
Description |
The
voltage to be maintained by the power source, measured between the electr=
ode
and the workpiece. Un=
its
are volts. |
|
Type |
p:decimal |
|
Description |
Com=
manded
variable level for use by various control modes, especially synergic. Units could be WFS, with current
levels determined by the intelligent power source. |
|
Type |
enumeration
of p:string |
||||||
|
Values |
|
||||||
|
Source |
AWS
B2.1, section 2.13.8 (1) |
||||||
|
Description |
The
flow of current implemented by the power source. |
|
Type |
enumeration
of p:string |
||||||||
|
Values |
|
||||||||
|
Source |
AWS
B2.1, section 2.13.8 (1) |
||||||||
|
Description |
The
electrical polarity between the electrode and the workpiece, in direct
current arc welding. |
|
Type |
enumeration
of p:string |
||||||||
|
Values |
|
||||||||
|
Source |
AWS
B2.1, section 2.13.8 (5) |
||||||||
|
Description |
The
method for causing molten weld metal to leave the consumable electrode and
enter the weld pool. |
|
Type |
p:string |
|
Source |
AWS
A9.1, section 5.1.8, and AWS A5.12. |
|
Description |
Des= cription of the electrode’s chemical composition, and length and diameter. <= o:p> |
|
Type |
p:string |
|
Source |
AWS
A9.1, section 5.1.8, and AWS A5.12. |
|
Description |
The
name of a formal AWS or ISO class, determined by the chemical
composition. |
|
Type |
linear_dimension_type_mm |
|
Source |
AWS
A9.1, section 5.1.8 |
|
Description |
Dia=
meter
of the electrode. |
|
Diagram |
|
|
Children |
filler_form classi=
fication specif=
ication size_o=
r_diameter nomina=
l_composition f_numb=
er a_number =
;
flux_classification =
supplemental_filler_metal consumable_insert
consumable_insert_type consumable_guide supplemental_deoxidant |
|
Used By |
element
welding_procedure_specification<=
span
style=3D'font-size:10.0pt;mso-bidi-font-size:12.0pt;font-family:Arial;
mso-bidi-font-family:"Times New Roman";color:black'> |
|
Source |
AWS
B2.1, Section 2.13.3 |
|
Description |
AWS
A3.0 definition: "Meta=
l or
alloy added in making a ... joint". |
|
Type |
enumeration
of p:string |
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|
Values |
|
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|
Source |
AWS=
|
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
|
Description |
Phy=
sical
shape of the filler metal and of its bulk configuration. |
|
Type |
p:string |
|
Description |
A
formal AWS or ISO designation assigned according to the chemical composit=
ion.
|
|
Type |
p:string |
|
Description |
A
designation including composition and physical properties of the filler
metal. |
|
Type |
linear_dimension_type_mm |
|
Description |
Dia=
meter
of round metal, or dimensions of prismatic sha=
ped
metal. |
|
Type |
p:string |
|
Description |
Use
only if a formal classification is not used. |
|
Type |
p:string |
|
Description |
AWS
B2.1 definiton: "A designation used to group welding filler metal for
procedure and performance qualifications". |
|
Type |
p:string |
|
Description |
AWS
B2.1 definition: "a designation to classify ferrous weld metal for
procedure qualification based upon chemical composition". |
|
Type |
enumeration
of p:string |
||||||||
|
Values |
|
||||||||
|
Description |
The
formal classification of the flux. =
e.g., ANSI/AWS A5.20 describes classes for carbon steel electrodes=
for
flux cored arc welding. |
|
Type |
p:s=
tring |
|
Description |
Spe=
cification
of a filler metal used in addition to a consumable electrode. |
|
Type |
p:boolean |
|
Description |
Boo=
lean
stating whether a consumable insert is required or specified. |
|
Type |
p:string |
|
Description |
Specification of the material property and its size. |
|
Type |
p:string |
|
Description |
Material used to contain the weld pool that is melted and
becomes part of the weld. |
|
Type |
p:s=
tring |
|
Description |
Mat=
erial
added to reduce formation of compounds of oxygen during welding. |
|
Diagram |
|
|
Children |
|
|
Used By |
type
shielding_gas_type |
|
Source |
ANS=
I/AWS
A9.1, section 5.1.7 |
|
Description |
A
single gas element of a mixture and its percentage of the mixture by weig=
ht. |
|
Type |
enumeration
of p:string |
||||||||||
|
Values |
|
||||||||||
|
Description |
Nam=
e of
a single element or compound of gas. |
|
Type |
p:decimal |
|
Description |
Per=
centage
by weight this gas occupies of the total gas mixture. |
|
Diagram |
|
||
|
Children |
|||
|
Used By |
|
||
|
Description |
Flow
rate in either U.S. Customary or SI units. |
|
Type |
enumeration
of p:string |
||||
|
Values |
|
|
Type |
p:decimal |
|
Diagram |
|
|
Children |
preweld_temperature preweld_time max_interpass_temperature PWHT_minimum_temperature PWHT_maximum_termperature PWHT_hold_time |
|
Used By |
element
welding_procedure_specification<=
span
style=3D'font-size:10.0pt;mso-bidi-font-size:12.0pt;font-family:Arial;
mso-bidi-font-family:"Times New Roman";color:black'> |
|
Source |
AWS
B2.1, section 2.13.6. Discu=
ssion
of preheat in Welding Handbook, V2, pp. 206, 253-255 |
|
Description |
Des=
cription
of the heating of a joint (if required) before or after welding, or of
maximum or minimum required temperatures to be maintained during welding =
to
improve or maintain desireable properties of the base metal or of the wel=
d. |
|
Diagram |
|
|
Type |
|
|
Children |
|
|
Source |
AWB
B2.1, section 2.13.5 (1). |
|
Description |
Req=
uired
temperature of base material before welding begins. |
|
Type |
p:decimal |
|
Source |
AWS
B2.1, section 2.13.5 (3). |
|
Description |
Time
base materials must be held at the required temperature. Need details on preferred units,=
e.g.,
whole minutes, decimal minutes, minutes + seconds. |
|
Diagram |
|
|
Type |
|
|
Children |
|
|
Source |
AWS
B2.1, section 2.13.5 (2), and AWS A3.0 definition. |
|
Description |
The
maximum allowed temperature of the weld area between weld passes of a
multipass weld. |
|
Diagram |
|
|
Type |
|
|
Children |
|
|
Description |
Min=
imum
temperature that must be maintained during heat treatment. |
|
Diagram |
|
|
Type |
|
|
Children |
|
|
Description |
Max=
imum
allowed temperature during heat treatment. |
|
Type |
p:decimal |
|
Source |
AWS
B2.1, section 2.13.6 (1). |
|
Description |
Uni=
ts:
minutes |
|
Type |
enumeration
of p:string |
||||||||||||||
|
Used By |
element
welding_process_type/other_welding_process<=
/span> |
||||||||||||||
|
Values |
|
||||||||||||||
|
Description |
See=
AWS
3.0, Figure 54A - Master Chart of Welding and Allied Processes |
|
Type |
enumeration
of p:string |
||||||||
|
Used By |
|
||||||||
|
Values |
|
||||||||
|
Description |
See=
AWS
A3.0, Figure 54A - Master Chart of Welding and Allied Processes |
|
Diagram |
|
|
Children |
preheat_minimum_temperature =
interpass_temperature_maximum preheat_maintenance |
|
Source |
AWS
B2.1, section 2.13.5 |
|
Description |
Req=
uirement
for temperature of the base metal in the welding area immediately before =
welding, and requirement between weld passes. |
|
Diagram |
|
|
Type |
|
|
Children |
|
|
Description |
Low=
est
allowed temperature immediately before welding. |
|
Diagram |
|
|
Type |
|
|
Children |
|
|
Description |
Hig=
hest
allowed temperature between welding passes, before another pass may be ma=
de. |
|
Type |
enumeration
of p:string |
||||
|
Values |
|
||||
|
Description |
Met=
hod
of applying heat to insure weldment stays above minimum allowed temperatu=
re. |
|
Type |
enumeration
of p:string |
||||||||||
|
Used By |
|
||||||||||
|
Values |
|
||||||||||
|
Description |
See=
AWS
3.0, Figure 54A - Master Chart of Welding and Allied Processes |
|
Diagram |
|
|
Children |
use_torch_shielding_gas torch_shielding_gas torch_shielding_gas_flowrate use_backing_gas backing_gas backing_gas_flowrate use_trailing_gas tra=
iling_shielding_gas trailing_shielding_gas_flowrate |
|
Used By |
element
welding_procedure_specification<=
span
style=3D'font-size:10.0pt;mso-bidi-font-size:12.0pt;font-family:Arial;
mso-bidi-font-family:"Times New Roman";color:black'> |
|
Source |
AWS
B2.1, section 2.13.7 |
|
Description |
Des=
cription
of applicable gas composition and flowrates, including torch gas shieldin=
g,
backing gas, and trailing gas. |
|
Type |
p:boolean |
|
Description |
Tor=
ch
shielding gas is/is not required or specified. |
|
Diagram |
|
|
Type |
|
|
Children |
|
|
Description |
Com=
position
of shielding gas expelled from a nozzle in the welding torch. |
|
Diagram |
|
|
Type |
|
|
Children |
|
|
Description |
Flow
rate of shielding gas required or specified. |
|
Type |
p:boolean |
|
Description |
Bac=
king
gas is/is not required or specified. |
|
Diagram |
|
|
Type |
|
|
Children |
|
|
Description |
Specification of the component gases of the
mixture. |
|
Diagram |
|
|
Type |
|
|
Children |
|
|
Description |
Flo=
wrate
of backing gas. |
|
Type |
p:boolean |
|
Description |
Tra=
iling
shielding gas is/is not required or specified. |
|
Diagram |
|
|
Type |
|
|
Children |
|
|
Description |
Com=
position
or identification of trailing gas. |
|
Diagram |
|
|
Type |
|
|
Children |
|
|
Description |
Flo=
wrate
of trailing gas during welding. |
|
Diagram |
|
||
|
Children |
|||
|
Used By |
|
||
|
Description |
Des=
cription
of a gas or gas mixture used for shielding in arc welding. |
|
Type |
p:string |
|
Description |
Tra=
de
name for the gas mixture. |
|
Type |
p:string |
|
Description |
Spe=
cification
according to AWS classification by chemical composition of the gas mixtur=
e. |
|
Type |
p:string |
||
|
Used By |
|
||
|
Description |
See=
AWS
3.0, Figure 54A - Master Chart of Welding and Allied Processes |
|
Type |
enumeration
of p:string |
||||||||||||||||
|
Used By |
|||||||||||||||||
|
Values |
|
||||||||||||||||
|
Description |
See=
AWS
3.0, Figure 54A - Master Chart of Welding and Allied Processes |
|
Diagram |
|
|
Children |
|
|
Used By |
|
|
Description |
Spe=
cifies
temperature units and the value. |
|
Type |
enumeration
of p:string |
||||
|
Values |
|
||||
|
Description |
Cho=
ice
of U.S. Customary or SI units. |
|
Type |
p:decimal |
|
Description |
Num=
eric
value. |
|
Diagram |
|
|
Children |
welding_process =
method_of_application =
electrode_configuration
number_of_passes
contact_tube_to_work_distance =
stickout =
cleaning_requirement flux=
a> peening_requirement =
weld_bead_type =
travel_speed =
travel_angle =
work_angle =
wire_feed_speed =
progression |
|
Used By |
element
welding_procedure_specification<=
span
style=3D'font-size:10.0pt;mso-bidi-font-size:12.0pt;font-family:Arial;
mso-bidi-font-family:"Times New Roman";color:black'> |
|
Source |
AWS
B2.1, section 2.13.9 |
|
Description |
Det=
ailed
information in a WPS that supplements the basic parameters. |
|
Diagram |
|
|
Type |
|
|
Children |
arc_welding_process brazing_process other_welding_process
oxyfuel_gas_welding_process allied_process resistance_welding_process
soldering_process solid_state_welding_process |
|
Source |
AWS
3.0, Figure 54A - Master Chart of Welding and Allied Processes |
|
Description |
The
standard classification of the welding process. |
|
Type |
enumeration
of p:string |
||||||||
|
Values |
|
||||||||
|
Source |
AWS
B2.1, section 2.13.9 |
||||||||
|
Description |
The
means of manipulating the welding electrode, either by person or machine.=
|
|
Diagram |
|
|
Children |
|
|
Source |
AWS
B2.1, section 2.13.9(2) |
|
Description |
For
non-manual welding, use of single or multiple electrodes |
2.18.3.1= element variables_specification/electrode_configuration/number_of_electrodes=
|
Type |
p:integer |
|
Description |
Number of electrodes that conduct welding curr=
ent
simultaneously. |
2.18.3.2= element variables_specification/electrode_configuration/electrode_spacing
|
Diagram |
|
|
Children |
|
|
Description |
Distance between electrodes at point of entry =
to
the weld pool, measured from center to center. |
2.18.3.2= .1 element variables_specifica= tion/electrode_configuration/electrode_spacing/units
|
Type |
enumeration
of p:string |
||||
|
Values |
|
2.18.3.2= .2 element variables_specification/electrode_configuration/electrode_spacing/spacin= g
|
Type |
linear_dimension_type_mm |
|
Description |
Distance from center to center between dual
electrodes. |
|
Diagram |
|
|
Children |
|
|
Description |
Num=
ber
of times a weld bead is laid down in a joint. |
2.18.4.1= element variables_specification/number_of_passes/single_or_multipass
|
Type |
enumeration
of p:string |
||||
|
Values |
|
|
Type |
p:integer |
|
Diagram |
|
|
Type |
|
|
Children |
|
|
Source |
AWS
A3.0, Figure 38. |
|
Description |
In =
gas
metal arc welding, the distance from the end of the contact tube to the m=
etal
being joined. |
|
Diagram |
|
|
Type |
|
|
Children |
|
|
Source |
AWS
A3.0 definition, and=
Figure 38 - GMAW Gun Nomenclature. |
|
Description |
=
220;The
length of electrode extending beyond the end of the gas nozzle.” |
|
Type |
p:string |
|
Source |
AWS
B2.1, section 2.13.9 (5) |
|
Description |
Req=
uired
method of cleaning before welding, done to ensure weld quality. |
|
Diagram |
|
|
Children |
|
|
Source |
AWS
A9.1, section 5.1.5 |
|
Description |
Spe=
cification
of the flux required or used. |
2.18.8.1= element variables_specification/flux/specification
|
Type |
p:string |
|
Description |
AWS or ISO designation for the flux compositio=
n. |
2.18.8.2= element variables_specification/flux/common_name
|
Type |
p:string |
|
Type |
p:string |
|
Source |
AWS
B2.1, section 2.13.9 (6). |
|
Description |
Sta= tement of type of hammered working of the completed weld metal needed, if any. <= o:p> |
|
Type |
enumeration
of p:string |
||||
|
Values |
|
||||
|
Source |
AWS
A3.0 - Figure 22, AWS B2.1, section 2.13.9 |
||||
|
Description |
A b=
ead
produced by straight line motion or oscillation of the torch. |
|
Diagram |
|
|
Children |
|
|
Source |
AWS
B2.1, section 2.13.9 |
|
Description |
Spe=
ed
of the torch during welding. |
2.18.11.= 1 element variables_specification/travel_speed/units
|
Type |
enumeration
of p:string |
||||
|
Values |
|
||||
|
Description |
Choice of U.S. Customary or SI units. |
2.18.11.= 2 element variables_specification/travel_speed/speed
|
Type |
p:decimal |
|
Description |
Linear velocity of the torch in relation to the
workpiece. |
|
Type |
p:decimal |
|
Source |
AWS
A9.1, section 5.2.5.9 |
|
Description |
AWS
A3.0 definition: "The angle between the electrode axis and a line
perpendicular to the weld axis". |
|
Diagram |
|
|
Children |
|
|
Source |
AWS
A9.1, section 5.2.5.9. |
|
Description |
AWS
A3.0 definition: "The angle between a line perpendicular to the major
workpiece surface and a plane determined by the electrode axis and the we=
ld
axis" |
2.18.13.=
1 element
variables_specification/work_angle/push_or_drag
|
Type |
enumeration
of p:string |
||||
|
Values |
|
2.18.13.= 2 element variables_specification/work_angle/angle
|
Type |
p:decimal |
|
Diagram |
|
|
Children |
|
|
Source |
Wel=
ding
Handbook, V2, p. 116 "GMAW Process Variables". |
|
Description |
ANS=
I/AWS
A3.0 definition: "The rate at which wire is consumed.." |
2.18.14.= 1 element variables_specification/wire_feed_speed/units
|
Type |
enumeration
of p:string |
||||
|
Values |
|
2.18.14.= 2 element variables_specification/wire_feed_speed/speed
|
Type |
p:decimal |
|
Type |
enumeration
of p:string |
||||
|
Values |
|
||||
|
Source |
AWS
B2.1, section 2.13.4 (2) |
||||
|
Description |
The
movement of the torch, or the orientation of the weld joint, in relation to the direct=
ion of
gravity. |
|
Diagram |
|
|
Children |
|
|
Source |
AWS
B2.1, section 2.13.4, and AWS A3.0 Figures 16-20. |
|
Description |
AWS
A3.0 definition: "The relationship between the weld pool,
joint, joint members, and welding heat Source during welding." |
|
Type |
enumeration
of p:string |
||||||||||
|
Values |
|
||||||||||
|
Description |
Nam=
e of
the position. |
|
Type |
enumeration
of p:string |
||||||||||||||||
|
Values |
|
||||||||||||||||
|
Source |
AWS
A3.0, Figures 16-20. |
||||||||||||||||
|
Description |
The
two-character abbreviation for the position. |
|
Type |
enumeration
of p:string |
||||
|
Values |
|
||||
|
Source |
AWS
B2.1, section 2.13.4 (2). |
||||
|
Description |
Dir=
ection
of torch travel on a weld that is inclined away from the horizontal posit=
ion.
|
|
Diagram |
|
|
Children |
wps_number joint_design base_metal filler_metal heat_treatment
shielding_gas_for_procedure electrical_specification variables_specification |
|
Source |
AWS
B2.1, section 2.13. |
|
Description |
AWS
A3.0 definition: "A document providing the required welding variables
for a specific application..." |
|
Type |
p:string |
|
Source |
Use=
of
WPS number appears in many suggested report forms, including AASHTO/AWS
D1.5M:D1.5/2002, Form III-2, and AWS B4.0, Figure E14. |
|
Description |
|
|
Diagram |
|
|
Children |
arc_welding_process brazing_process other_welding_process oxyfuel_gas_welding_process allied_process resistance_welding_process soldering_process solid_state_welding_process |
|
Used By |
|
|
Source |
AWS
3.0, Figure 54A - Master Chart of Welding and Allied Processes. |
|
Description |
Bro=
ad
classification of the welding process.&n=
bsp;
|
|
Type |
|||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
|
Values |
|
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
|
Description |
See=
AWS
3.0, Figure 54A - Master Chart of Welding and Allied Processes |
|
Type |
|||||||||||||||||||||||
|
Values |
|
||||||||||||||||||||||
|
Description |
See=
AWS
3.0-94 p. 100, 101 |
|
Type |
|||||||||||||||
|
Values |
|
||||||||||||||
|
Description |
See=
AWS
3.0, Figure 54A - Master Chart of Welding and Allied Processes |
|
Type |
|||||||||
|
Values |
|
||||||||
|
Description |
See=
AWS
3.0, Figure 54A – Master Chart of Welding and Allied Processes |
|
Type |
|||||||
|
Values |
|
||||||
|
Description |
See=
AWS
3.0, Figure 54A - Master Chart of Welding and Allied Processes |
|
Type |
|||||||||||
|
Values |
|
||||||||||
|
Description |
See=
AWS
3.0, Figure 54A - Master Chart of Welding and Allied Processes |
|
Type |
|
|
Description |
See=
AWS
3.0, Figure 54A - Master Chart of Welding and Allied Processes |
|
Type |
|||||||||||||||||
|
Values |
|
||||||||||||||||
|
Description |
See=
AWS
3.0, Figure 54A - Master Chart of Welding and Allied Processes |
Terms typically used in inspection applications that a= lready appear in the previous sections will not be duplicated in this section. The scope is data that is essential to reporting results of tests.&n= bsp; In addition, some fields were added that are found on test results f= orms that are essential for record keeping and for tracing the source of results= . Example data are testing machine t= ype, model and serial number, technician running the test, and date of test.
The scope of this data
dictionary addresses mechanical testing, but not non-destructive (e.g., Wel=
ding
Handbook, Vol. 1, p. 213), metallurgical or compositional testing. These ar=
eas
need to be documented for complete coverage of weld testing procedures and
their results.
|
Diagram |
|
|
Children |
|
|
Source |
AWS
B4.0, section A1-9(6) |
|
Description |
Rad=
ius
of the plunger or mandrel used in a bend test. |
|
Type |
enumeration
of p:string |
||||
|
Values |
|
||||
|
Description |
Cho=
ice
of U.S. Customary or SI units. |
|
Type |
linear_dimension_type_mm |
|
Description |
The
numerical value. |
|
Type |
enumeration
of p:string |
||||||||||||||||
|
Values |
|
||||||||||||||||
|
Source |
AWS
B4.0, section A1-7 |
||||||||||||||||
|
Description |
Cla=
ssification
of bend test specified. |
|
Type |
p:string |
|
Source |
AWS
B4.0, section A3-9 |
|
Description |
Loc=
ation
of the fracture in relation to the weld. |
|
Diagram |
|
|
Children |
|
|
Source |
AWS
B4.0, section A3-9.1(10). |
|
Description |
In a
fracture toughness test, the energy consumed in breaking the specimen. |
|
Diagram |
|
||||
|
Type |
enumeration
of p:string |
||||
|
Values |
|
||||
|
Description |
Cho=
ice
of U.S. Customary or SI units. |
|
Type |
p:decimal |
|
Description |
The
value of the test result. |
|
Type |
p:string |
|
Source |
AWS
B4.0, section A3-9 |
|
Description |
Loc=
ation
of the machined notch. |
|
Type |
p:string |
|
Source |
AWS
B4.0, section A3-9 |
|
Description |
Are=
a of
the weldment the specimen was cut from. |
|
Type |
enumeration
of p:string |
||||||||
|
Values |
|
||||||||
|
Source |
AWS
B4.0, section A3.1 |
||||||||
|
Description |
Nam=
e of
the specific ASTM test specified. |
|
Type |
p:string |
|
Source |
AWS
B4.0, section A3-9 |
|
Description |
Mec=
hanical
configuration of test machine used, to conform to a specified test method=
. |
|
Type |
p:string |
|
Source |
AWS
B4.0, section C2-9(7) |
|
Description |
Spe=
cification
for the indentor used in the test. =
This is one data element of a test report. |
|
Type |
p:decimal |
|
Source |
AWS
B4.0, section C2-9(7) |
|
Description |
The
force load used in the test, units must be specified. This is one data element of a te=
st
report. |
|
Type |
p:string |
|
Source |
AWS
B4.0, section C2-9(8) |
|
Description |
Des=
cription
of locations of multiple test impressions. |
|
Source |
AWS
B4.0, section C219.(10). |
|
Description |
The
numerical hardness value obtained by the test. |
|
Type |
enumeration
of p:string |
||||||||||||||
|
Values |
|
||||||||||||||
|
Source |
AWS
B4.0, section C2-4 |
||||||||||||||
|
Description |
The
name of the test specified or required. |
|
Diagram |
|
|
Children |
test_type specification_organization specification_number specification_version |
|
Source |
AWS
B4.0:2000, ANSI/AWS A9.2. |
|
Description |
A
destructive test done to determine properties of a weld. |
|
Diagram |
|
|
Type |
|
|
Children |
|
|
Description |
Cat=
egory
of test required or performed. |
|
Type |
p:string |
|
Source |
ANS=
I/AWS
A9.2. sections 5.1.1.1, 5.2.1.1, 5.3.1.1 |
|
Type |
p:string |
|
Source |
ANS=
I/AWS
A9.2. sections 5.1.1.2, 5.2.1.2, 5.3.1.2 |
|
Type |
p:string |
|
Source |
ANS=
I/AWS
A9.2. sections 5.1.1.3, 5.2.1.3, 5.3.1.3 |
|
Description |
The
version of the test method used. |
|
Diagram |
|
|
Children |
|
|
Used By |
element
mechanical_test/test_type |
|
Source |
AWS
B4.0:2000 |
|
Description |
Nam=
e of
test type and the weld type being evaluated. |
|
Type |
enumeration
of p:string |
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
|
Values |
|
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
|
Source |
AWS
B4.0:2000 |
|
Type |
enumeration
of p:string |
||||||||||
|
Values |
|
||||||||||
|
Description |
AWS
B4.0 classifies tests by weld Type, ie groove, fillet, stud, etc. |
|
Type |
enumeration
of p:string |
||||||
|
Values |
|
||||||
|
Source |
AWS
B4.0, section C1-6 |
||||||
|
Description |
Typ=
e of
test performed |
|
Type |
enumeration
of p:string |
||||
|
Values |
|
||||
|
Source |
AWS
B4.0, section B3-7 |
||||
|
Description |
Ori=
entation
of the specimen to that of the sampled weld. |
|
Diagram |
|
|
Children |
|
|
Source |
AWS
B4.0, section B3-9(5) |
|
Description |
The
numerical results from a shear test. |
|
Type |
p:string |
|
Description |
SI or |
|
Type |
p:decimal |
|
Description |
Numerical results of the test.
|
|
Diagram |
|
|
Children |
|
|
Source |
AWS
B4.0, section B3-9(4) |
|
Description |
Num=
erical
results of the test. |
|
Type |
p:string |
|
Description |
Cho=
ice
of U.S. Customary or SI system. |
|
Type |
p:decimal |
|
Description |
Num=
erical
value of the test result. |
|
Type |
enumeration
of p:string |
||||||||||
|
Values |
|
||||||||||
|
Source |
AWS
B4.0, section B2-7 |
||||||||||
|
Description |
Cri=
terion
for using the results of the test. |
|
Type |
enumeration
of p:string |
||||||||||
|
Values |
|
||||||||||
|
Source |
AWS
B4.0, section A2-7. |
||||||||||
|
Description |
Des=
cription
of shape of the specimen and where in the weld it was taken. |
|
Diagram |
|
|
Children |
strength_units =
linear_units ultima=
te_tensile_strength =
yield_strength =
percent_elongation
percent_reduction_of_area stress_strain_Diagram_number location_of_fracture mode_of_fracture maximum_load original_cross_sectional_area =
original_gage_length
final_gage_length type_of_failure |
|
Source |
AWS
B4.0, section A2-4 |
|
Description |
The
physical quantities measured by testing a groove weld using ASTM procedur=
es
for tension testing. |
|
Type |
Enumeration of p:string |
|
Description |
Cho=
ice
of SI or U.S. Customary units. |
|
Type |
enumeration
of p:string |
||||
|
Values |
|
||||
|
Description |
Cho=
ice
of SI or U.S. Customary units. |
|
Type |
p:decimal |
|
Description |
Hig=
hest
engineering stress in the material before rupture. |
|
Type |
p:decimal |
|
Description |
Max=
imum
stress that can be induced before the material goes plastic. |
|
Type |
p:decimal |
|
Description |
A
measure of ductility, the change in gage length divided by the original
length times 100. |
|
Type |
p:decimal |
|
Description |
Dif=
ference
between the original cross sectional area and the smallest specimen cross
section after testing. |
|
Type |
p:string |
|
Description |
Dra=
wing
number of the plot of stress versus strain test results. |
|
Type |
enumeration
of p:string |
||||||
|
Values |
|
||||||
|
Description |
Typ=
e of
material in the specimen where the fracture occurred. |
|
Type |
p:string |
|
Description |
Mec=
hanics
of material deformation that caused the fracture. |
|
Type |
p:decimal |
|
Description |
Max=
imum
force exerted on the specimen during the test. |
|
Type |
p:decimal |
|
Description |
Are=
a of
the specimen before testing. |
|
Type |
p:decimal |
|
Description |
Len=
gth
of the specimen before testing. |
|
Type |
p:decimal |
|
Description |
Spe=
cimen
length after testing, measured to determine elongation. |
|
Type |
enumeration
of p:string |
||||
|
Values |
|
||||
|
Source |
AWS
B4.0, section A2-9 |
||||
|
Description |
Broad
category of failure. |
|
Type |
p:string |
|
Source |
AWS
B4.0, section A3-9 |
|
Description |
Vis=
ible
evidence of the fracture. |
|
Type |
p:string |
|
Source |
AWS
B4.0, section A3-9. |
|
Description |
Are=
a of
failure relative to the weld. |
|
Type |
p:string |
|
Source |
AWS
B4.0, section B1-9(6) |
|
Description |
Lon=
gtitudinal
guided-bend test for fillet welds, angle of fracture. |
|
Diagram |
|
|
Children |
type_of_discontinuity size_of_discontinuity location_of_discontinuity |
|
Source |
AWS
B4.0, section B1-9(5). |
|
Description |
Des=
cription
of discontinuity caused by longitudinal guided-bend test for fillet welds=
. |
|
Diagram |
|
|
Type |
p:string |
|
Description |
Typ=
e of
the failure. |
|
Type |
p:decimal |
|
Description |
Edi=
tor’s
note: Is this a quantitative measure or observation of relative size? Need units specified if it is a
measurement. |
|
Type |
p:string |
|
Description |
Loc=
ation
in relation to the weld. |
|
Type |
p:string |
|
Description |
Ser=
ial
number to identify the machine that produced the test results. |
|
Type |
p:integer |
|
Source |
AWS
B4.0 |
|
Description |
The
number of specimens of a single weld required for a test. |
|
Type |
p:decimal |
|
Source |
AWS
B4.0, section A1, 1.4 |
|
Description |
In a
tension test, the ratio of the change in length to the initial length. |
|
Type |
p:string |
|
Description |
Any=
physical
working of the weld specimen before testing. |
|
Type |
p:string |
|
Source |
AWS
B4.0, section A1-1.3 |
|
Description |
Tim=
es
and temperatures of heat treatment after welding. It is possible this element
should be further decomposed if it's informati=
on can
be structured. |
|
Diagram |
|
|
Children |
|
|
Source |
AWS
B4.0 |
|
Description |
Dim=
ensions
of the specimen before testing. &nb=
sp;
Editor’s note: For specific Types of tests only? |
|
Diagram |
|
||||
|
Type |
enumeration
of p:string |
||||
|
Values |
|
||||
|
Description |
Cho=
ice
of U.S. Customary or SI units. |
|
Type |
p:decimal |
|
Description |
Thi=
ckness
of the specimen before testing. |
|
Type |
p:decimal |
|
Description |
Wid=
th
of the specimen before testing. |
|
Type |
p:string |
|
Source |
AWS
B4.0, section A1, 1.3, 1.4 |
|
Description |
Whe=
re
in the weldment/joint/weld the specimen was cut. |
|
Type |
enumeration
of p:string |
||||
|
Values |
|
||||
|
Source |
AWS
B4.0M, p. 1 |
||||
|
Description |
The
relationship of the axis of the test specimen to the axis of the weld. |
|
Type |
p:string |
|
Source |
Tak=
en
from an example of an industry test report. |
|
Description |
Nam=
e of
the person who conducted a test. |
|
Diagram |
|
|
Children |
|
|
Source |
AWS
B4.0 |
|
Description |
Tem=
perature
of a specimen at the time of test. |
|
Type |
enumeration
of p:string |
||||
|
Values |
|
||||
|
Description |
Cho=
ice
of SI or U.S. Customary units celsius or fahrenheit. |
|
Type |
p:decimal |
The technical information came primarily from American
Welding Society documents that were generated by hundreds of experts in div=
erse
fields. This document is an
extension of two 1992 AWS documents, “A9.1” and “A9.2R=
21;
that were written by the AWS A9 committee then chaired by Jerry E. Jones. Tom Siewert has for some tim=
e encouraged
the pursuit of a standard data specification for welding data. Tim Quinn had extensive tech=
nical
input to this document. Chris=
topher
Pepper helped edit the document.
Note – AWS D14.6
This data di=
ctionary
is not sufficiently rich to specify a data base design or a data format.
If an effort=
goes
forward to develop formal data schema, the modelers will cooperate with mem=
bers
of the various AWS committees that authored standards documents to ensure
correct interpretation of the data, use of familiar terms, and design of
comprehensive and unambiguous enumerations where appropriate.

Modularization of welding specifications (instead of pursuing all these areas in a single effort) will speed progress in each smaller area, and allow experts to contribute their knowledge in narrower a= reas more efficiently.

Many manufacturing industries share welding as a fabrica=
tion
process. The data dictionary helps define w=
elding
variables centrally so the industries can “borrow” them, instea=
d of
each industry developing their own definitions. The goal is to avoid develop=
ment
of different “dialects” of data formats that the welding indust=
ry
would have to accommodate.
1. ISO does not use the word
“flange” in describing joints. It uses “edges turned
up”.
2. ISO does not describe “g=
roove
welds”. It uses “=
butt
weld” hyphenated with the name of the groove type.