The correct way to make welded splice joints in chassis members - WITH MATHS!
In this video I debunk the myth that the correct way to make splice joints in chassis members is with an inclined or Z cut. These are scarf joints which have been used for centuries in timber structures but have no place in welded steel structures. I also address the supposed regulatory requirements about this which apply in certain parts of the world. Of necessity this is a technical video although I have tried to make the concepts understandable to non-engineers. This video builds on ideas introduced in my earlier video on chassis repairs (please watch this first) • Rustproofing and chassis repair pt.3 - cha... Those who want to learn more about the methods used in this video are encouraged to look at the following videos: Beam stresses • Understanding Stresses in Beams Mohr's circle • 08.2 Mohr's circle for plane stress transf... Failure theories • Understanding Failure Theories (Tresca, vo... Mohr's circle and failure theories • Yield Criteria for Ductile Material

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