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How can rod-type concrete anchors be welded to embedded plates?

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How can rod-type concrete anchors be welded to embedded plates?

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If a common shear stud connector size is suitable, the stud welding provisions of AWS D1.1:2004 Section 7 can be used. Other rod-type anchors can be square-cut and fillet welded if strength is adequate. Because the weld length is Pi times the rod diameter, such welding provides limited strength. When a greater welded strength is required, the rod can be beveled on two sides to a chisel point as illustrated in Figure 7.1.5-2, which allows for easier deposition of weld metal than beveling to a pencil point.

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