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A blueprint for a pipe joint specifies a single-V-groove weld. The weld symbol shows a '60°' inside the V-groove symbol on the reference line, and '2' mm for the root opening. What does the '60°' represent?

For groove welds, numerical values placed within the groove symbol itself, like '60°' in a V-groove, indicate the included angle of the groove preparation. This

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Question: A blueprint for a pipe joint specifies a single-V-groove weld. The weld symbol shows a '60°' inside the V-groove symbol on the reference line, and '2' mm for the root opening. What does the '60°' represent?

Answer options:

  • The leg length of the weld ✅ The included angle of the groove
  • The approach angle for the welding electrode
  • The angle of distortion allowance

Correct answer: The included angle of the groove

Explanation: For groove welds, numerical values placed within the groove symbol itself, like '60°' in a V-groove, indicate the included angle of the groove preparation. This is crucial for joint fit-up and ensuring proper fusion during welding. The root opening is specified separately.

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