gas-shielded metal-arc welding and gas welding
Joint preparation for steel(ISO 9692 : 1992)
English Version of DIN EN 29692
I
EN 29692
ICS 25.160.10
This Standard incorporates the English Version of
I
so
9692.
Supersedes DIN 8551 Part 1, June 1976 edition. Lichtbogenhandschweißen; Schutzgasschweißen und Gasschweißen; Schweiß-nahtvorbereitung für Stahl (ISO 9692 : 1992)
European Standard EN 29692: 1993 has the Status of a DIN Standard.
National foreword
This Standard has been has been published in accordance with a decision taken by CEN/BT to adopt, without alteration, International Standard ISO 9692 as a European Standard.
The responsible German body involved in its preparation was the Normenausschuß Schweißtechnik (Welding Standards Committee).
The dirnensions and the dimensional ranges given in this Standard are based on experience. In Order to make the scope as comprehensive as possible, wide tolerances have been specified for angles, gaps and root face thickness. The joint type shall be selected as a function of the materials employed, the welding Position and the welding process, subject to the weld being fully penetrated. This requires the selection of appropriate welding Parameters and, if necessary, root machining in the case of double-sided welding.
The symbols for joint types are intended to facilitate comrnunication. If necessary, the designation may be completed by an additional indication of the required dimensions.
The DIN Standards correponding to the International Standards referred to in clause 2 are listed below: ISO Standard DIN Standard
ISO 2553 DIN 1912 Part 5 and Supplement 1 to DIN 1912 Part 5 ISO 4063 DIN EN 24 063
ISO 6947 DIN ISO 6947
Standards referred to
(and not included in Normative references)
DIN 1912 Part 5 Symbolical representation of welded, soldered and brazed joints; symbols and dimensioning Supplement 1 to
DIN 1912 Part 5 Symbolical representation of welds, soldering and brazing joints; symbols and dimensioning; exarnples DIN EN 24063 Welding, brazing, soldering and braze welding of metals; list of process names and reference numbers
of joints as specified in ISO 2553
for use in technical documentation (ISO 4063: 1990)
Continued overleaf. EN comprises 15 pages.
Page 2 DIN EN 29692
Previous editions
DIN 8551 Part 1: 01 5 9 , 06.76; DIN 8551 Part 2: 01.59; DIN 8551 Part 5: 09.67
Amendments
DIN 8551 Part 1, June 1976 edition, has been superseded by the specifications of EN 29692, which is identical to ISO 9692.
International Patent Classification
B 23 K 003116 B 23 K 005100 B 23 K 005102 B 23 K 009lOO B 23 K 0091235 B 23 K 031100NORME EUROPEENNE
EUROPÄISCHE N O R M
February 1994UDC [621.791.5+.75] :621.791.02
Descriptors: Arc welding, gas-shielded welding, gas welding, welding electrodes, covered electrodes, welded joints, joint preparation, dirnensions.
English Version
Metal-arc welding with covered electrode,
gas-shielded metal-arc welding and gas welding
Joint preparation for steel
(ISO
9692
: 1992)
Soudage a I’arc avec electrode enrobee, Lichtbogenhandschweißen, Schutzgas- soudage a I’arc SOUS protection gazeuse schweißen und Gasschweißen, Schweiß- et soudage aux gaz; preparations de joint nahtvorbereitung für Stahl
sur acier (ISO 9692 : 1992)
(ISO
9692 : 1992)This European Standard was approved by CEN on 1994-02-04 and is identical to the ISO
Standard as referred to.
CEN rnernbers are bound to cornply with the CENKENELEC Interna1 Regulations which stipulate the conditions for giving this European Standard the Status of a national Standard without any alteration.
Up-to-date lists and bibliographical references concerning such national Standards rnay be obtained on application to the Central Secretariat or to any CEN rnernber.
This European Standard exists in three official versions (English, French, Gerrnan). A Version in any other language made by translation under the responsibility of a CEN rnember into its own language and notified to the Central Secretariat has the Same Status as the official versions. CEN rnernbers are the national Standards bodies of Austria, Belgiurn, Denmark, Finland, France, Gerrnany, Greece, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and United Kingdorn.
CEN
European Committee for Standardization
Comite Europeen de Normalisation
Europäisches Komitee für Normung
Central Secretariat:
rue
de Stassart
36,B-1050 Brussels
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EN 29 692 : 1994
Foreword
In 1992, CEN/BT decided to subrnit International Standard
ISO 9692 : 1992 Metal-arc welding with covered electrode, gas-shielded rnetal-arc welding and gas welding; joint prepara- to the Unique Acceptance Procedure in accordance with resolution BTS 2 C 48/1992.
The result was positive.
This European Standard shall be given the Status of a national Standard, either by publication of an identical text or by endorsernent, and conflicting national Standards withdrawn, by August 1994 at the latest.
In accordance with the CENKENELEC Internat Regulations, the following countries are bound to irnplernent this European Standard:
Austria, Belgiurn, Denrnark, Finland, France, Gerrnany, Greece, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and United Kingdom.
tions for steel
Endorsement notice
The text of the International Standard ISO 9692 : 1992 was approved by CEN as a European Standard without any rnodification. NOTE: Normative references to international publications are listed in annex ZA (normative).
lntroduction
This International Standard defines the Parameters characterizing the
joint preparation and the collection
of well-experienced values and
shapes representing more design limits than manufacturing limits.
The requirements given in this International Standard have been
com-piled on the basis
ofexperience, and contain dimensions for types
of
joint preparation that are generally found
to provide suitable welding
conditions. However, the extended field
of application makes it necess-
ary
togive a range of dimensions. The dimension ranges specified rep-
resent design limits and are not tolerances for manufacturing purposes.
Manufacturitlg limits depend, for instance, on welding process, parent
metal, welding Position, quality level, etc. Therefore, the requirements
given are more a recommendation than a specification. Because of the
conimon character of this International Standard, the examples given
cannot be regarded as the only Solution for the selection
ofa joint type.
Specific fields
of application and manufacturing requiretnents (e.g.
Pipeline construction) may be covered by selected ranges specified
in
other Standards adapted from this
basic International Standard.
1
Scope
This International Standard pertains
totypes
ofjoint
preparation for metal-arc welding with covered
electrode. gas-shielded metal-arc weldiny and gas
welding on steel (See clauses 3 and 4).
It applies
lojoint preparation
for fully-penetrated
butt welds, except in the case
ofsome rec-
ornrnended types
of joint preparation (reference
numbers 3 10A. 3.106 and 4.10.10Cj: if a butt weld is
not possible or necessary.
Special arrangenients
need to be made. For not-fully-penetraled butt
welds. types of joint preparation and dimensions
differing from those specified in this Iniernational
Standard may be stipulated.
The r o d yaps referred to in this International
Stan-
dard are thcxx
g a p s
presented after tack welding. if
used.
Consideration should be given
toalterlng the joint
preparation details (where appropriate)
tofacilitate
ternporary backing, "one-sided welding",
etc.
2
Normative referenccs
The following
Standards contain Provisions which,
through reference in this text. constitute Provisions
of
this International Standard.
At the time
of publi-
cation, the editions indicated were valid.
All stan-
dards
are
subjecl
to
revision, and parties
to
agreements based on this International Standard
are encouraged
to investigate the possibility
of ap-
plying the
most recent editions
of
the Standards in-
dicated below. Members
of
IEC and ISO maintain
registers of currently valid International Standards
ISO 2553:1992. Welded, brazed and soldered joints
-Symbolic representation on drawings.
ISO
4063.1990, Welding, brazing. soltlerioy
ana'
braze
welding
of
metals
-
Nomenclature
of processes and
reference numbers for symbolic representation on
drawings.
ISO
6947:1990,
WeldsWorking posifions
-
Defi-
nitions of angles of slope and rotation.
3
Materials
Joint preparations recomrnentfed in this Inter-
national Standard are suitable for
allkinds
ofsteel.
4
Welding processes
Joint preparations recommended in this Inter-
national Standard are slritable
for welding carried
out in accordance with the following prooesses as
specified in tables 1
to4; combinations of different
processes are possible:
a)
(3)gas welding; fuel gas welding.
b)
(111) metal-arc welding with covered electrode;
(manual rnetal-arc welding); shielded metal-arc
welding.
C)
(13) gas-shielded metal-arc welding; gas metal-
arc welding:
-
(131) melal-arc inert
gas welding: MIG weld-
ing;
---
(135) metal-arc active gas welding; MAG
welding.
d) (141) tungsten inert gas welding;
TIG welding;
gas
turlgsten arc welding.
NOTE
I The numbers inparentheses
refer tothe refer-
ence nulnber of the
welding process
specified in ISO4063.
5
Finish
The longitudinal edges of the root face should be
de-burred and may be chamfered (up
to 2mm).
6 Type of joint preparation
The reconimended types
of joint preparation and
dimensions are specified in tables
1 t o 4.
NOTE 2
The
referencenunrbers have
beendeterrnined
in
accordance with the following scheme:
The first digit corresponds to the number
ofthe table, the
second digit or numerical group corresponds to the num-
ber
in ISO2553, the thircl indication, expressed by
aletter,
considers variants
of jointpreparation.
PX
S e S C (D" a IA mn
m D d i M 5 rd\
f
Reference No. -. Workpiece tliickness Designation Symbol(in accordance with
ISO 2553)
-
Illustration
Cross-seclion
r, Thickness of
root
faceDepth of preparation Recommended welding process3) (reterence nurnber In accordance with I
so
4063) RemarksI a, 0 (D C LI I I d W W C, N I I
_____-
:
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2
A."
s
W M-.
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Rohnnco No.-
Workpiece thickness Designation -~m
Wn
P 0n
LI 0, Combined symbols (in accordance withISO 2553)
Illustration
I
LM
I i
PI r, Tluckness of root face
I '
i*
Depth o l preparation---I
Recommended welding process3) (reference number in accordance with ISO 4063) Aemarks1 1
P661 26961 N3 8 a6ed5 V 2 0 -4 V 2 0 5
V
2 0 Workpiece thickness Designation Comblned symbois(in
accordance wlth ISO 2553)X
Illustration Cross-sectionI
L I P0.
m
R 11 Rn
6
8
Y C Angle')3
U P, U. 0t
3
a5'
--
C- Gap2) IA M A W P 1A M 2 0. W N M M n Q) 7 A N r)n
h)Thickness of root faco
s
..
II1
II a- I14 -
a- Depth of preparalion Recommcndcd welding process3' (reference number in accordance wlth I SO 4063)I
I RemarksP66
1169 62
N36
a6edF,
f
F, U (D Rekrenco No. Workpiece thicknesrSF
r e
a;
( P m DesignationX
Cor&lned (in accordance symboro wtthISO 2553) Illustration Cross-section 0: M
m
MY
a 0”.n
m
M 2 “? $2 Angle” M Y\ 2 W W Cr M W-
n ll W*
Gap2) C1 MIU Thickners of root face
I
*
Depth of preparation Recommended welding procesd (reference nurnber In accordance with ISO 4063) I Remarks P66C
: 169 6 1 N3 0 1 a6edI
L
". V A Cn--
V Workpicce thickness Derignatiotr2
Combined symbols (in accordance wlth ISO 2553) Q Illustration Cross-section Angle') Thickness of root h c e a- Depth of preparation Recommended weldlng process') (reference nurnber In accordance wlth ISO 4063) Remarks P66 C 169 61 N3 1 C a6edA
N9
n
0- W i) W N ~~ ~ Reference No. -. Workpiece lhickners Designations
a
n Comblned symbols (Inaccordance
withISO 2553)
-
Illustration Cross-section C P.P
2 V Cdrr Thlckness of root face
5. Depth of preparation Recommended welding process3)
(reference
numberin
accordance
wtth ISO 4063) Remarks P66C
269 6 1 N3 ZC a6ed
Table
3-
Joint preparations for flllet welds, welded
from one side
Dimensions In millimetres
T
Joint pre ration
Dirnensio .- C 3 111 131 135 141 Fillet weld, T-jomt f l
>
2 12=.
2 70" a 100" 3.1OA 3 111 131 135 141 Fillet weld, lap joint 3.108n
3 111 131 135 141 I ,>
2 1,>
2 Fillet weld, Corner joint 3.10C 60-<
a S; 120" h < 2Page 14 EN 29 692 : 1994
Table
4
-
Joint preparatlons for fillet welds, welded from
both sldes
Dimensions in millimetres
Weld Joint preparatlon
Dimension E 2 0
i!
%
91
a 0 bff
3 111 131 135 141//A
\
9 -0 \+
L
Double flllat weld, cor- ner Joint (with gap) I,>
3 I,>
3 70" as;
110' 4.10.10A Double fillet weld, cor- ner jolnt (without gap) 1 'I 1 3 131 135 141 I , :Y 2 f*-.
5 60" a<
120" 4.10.106 l? rnln ' = 1 , - 3 3 111 131 135 141 Double fillet weld 4.1Q.lQC I, >. 4r,
>
4Annex ZA
(normative)
Normative references to international publications
with their relevant European publications
This European Standard
incorporates by dated
or undated reference, provisions from other
publications. These normative references are cited at the appropriate places
in
the text and the
publications are listed hereafter. For dated references, subsequent amendments t o or revisions
of any of these publications apply to this European Standard only when incorporated in it by
amendment or revision. For undated references the tatest edition of the publication referred t o
applies (including amendments).
Publication
-
Title EN YearISO
2 5 5 3 1992 Welded, brazed and soldered joints-
Symbolic representation-
-
on drawingsISO 4063 1990 Welding, brazing. soldering and braze welding of metals
-
EN 2 4 0 6 3 1 9 9 2 Nomenclature of processes and reference numbers forsymbolic representation on drawings Bilingual edition
ISO 6947 1990 Welds - Working positions