MDESIGN Seminar
Welded joints - Quality design
in practice
Increase the quality and efficiency of your welded constructions, while at the same time
minimize the risk of damage at the same time. Attend our specially designed
seminar and learn everything you need to know about welding-compatible design,
standard-compliant welding drawings and quality assurance in accordance with current standards.
These topics await you...
Welded joints are used in mechanical engineering, plant engineering,
rail vehicle, pressure vessel, vehicle construction and many other
and many other industries.
It is therefore essential for designers and engineers to have
extensive knowledge of the design of welded constructions
and their quality control.
Contents & details
Standards:
Symbolic representation of weld seams according to ISO 2553, general tolerances and cut edge quality
- Basic and additional symbols and fork
- Dimensioning of weld seams
- Exercise part with consolidation
- General tolerance ISO 13920 - Meaning and application
- Tolerance for thermally cut parts according to ISO 9013
- Application example for cut edge testing according to EN 1090
Safety:
Quality of a welding
- What does this depend on - how can the designer control it?
- Weld seam irregularities and evaluation groups according to ISO 5817
- Introduction to non-destructive testing (NDT) and its importance
- Quality assurance measures in welding technology
- Application-related quality requirements and manufacturer certifications
- Measures to prevent damage
Practice:
design of welded constructions (with many practical examples)
- Influence of welding parameters on the executed weld seam for selected welding processes and the importance of welding procedure specifications (WPS)
- Weld seam preparation, structural changes and their effects
- Weld seam as a notch - and what you can do about it
- development of residual stresses and distortion and possible countermeasures, measurement of residual stresses
- design to meet requirements - industry-neutral - suitable for production and stresses
- Application-oriented design - mechanical engineering, rail vehicle construction, steel construction, vehicle construction, welded sheet metal constructions, etc.
- Weld seam post-treatment to increase fatigue strength
- Case studies - design and layout according to FKM and Eurocode
Your speakers
Dipl.-Ing. HTL Michael Brand
- Studied mechanical engineering at St. Gallen University of Applied Sciences (CH) and welding engineer IWE at SLV Fellbach
- Welding supervisor according to ISO 14731 for EN 15085 CL1 rail vehicles and EN 1090 EXC3 for steel construction
- Managing Director and owner of Brand Engineering GmbH
Adrian Vogt
- B.Sc in Mechanical Engineering at the University of Applied Sciences Northwestern Switzerland (FHNW)
- Welding Engineer IWE at the School of Engineering in Zurich (ZHAW)
- Mechanical engineer and welding supervisor according to ISO 14731 for EN 15085 CL+ rail vehicles and EN 1090 EXC 3 for steel construction at Brand Engineering GmbH
Target group
Engineers and specialists from the fields of development, design and calculation, teachers from educational institutions, experts from research institutions and testing companies.
Seminar dates
November 26-27, 2024: 9.00 a.m. - 1.00 p.m. (German)
March 18-19, 2025: 9.00 a.m. - 1.00 p.m. (German)
April 22-23, 2025: 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. (German)
May 13-14, 2025: 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. (German)
June 17-18, 2025: 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. (German)
Seminar prices
Take advantage of our customer benefit of 10% as an MDESIGN service customer.
All prices plus VAT.
Seminar request for companies
For a larger number of participants in a company, we also offer our training courses on individual dates.
