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What does g1 and g2 represent in EN13445-3 table A-7 figure F4 ?

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mrmyagi

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Feb 2, 2014
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Hallo!

What does g1 and g2 represent in EN13445-3 table A-7 figure F4 ?
Could it have something to do with the throat thickness of the fillet welds?

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consider the side of the triangle.

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Ok, so g1 is the throat thickness * √2 ?
 
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