AWS D14.4 : 1997

Personnel
Foreword
List of Tables
List of Figures
1 Scope
2 Classification of Welded Joints
2.1 Joint Classes
2.2 Intermittent Welded Joints
2.3 Quality Control Requirements
3 Welded Joint Design
3.1 Unit Stresses in Weld Metal
3.2 Fatigue Stress Provisions
3.3 Combined Unit Stresses and Toughness Requirements
3.4 Filler Metals
3.5 Lap Joints
3.6 Corner and T-Joints
3.7 Prohibited Types of Joints and Welds in Dynamic
          Applications
3.8 Combinations of Welds
3.9 Welds in Combination with Rivets and Bolts
3.10 Fillet Weld Details
3.11 Eccentricity of Connections
3.12 Connections or Splices in Tension and Compression Members
3.13 Connections or Splices in Compressions Members with
          Milled Joints
3.14 Connections of Components of Built-Up Members
3.15 Transition of Thicknesses or Widths at Butt Joints
3.16 Girders and Beams
3.17 Effective Weld Areas, Lengths, and Throats
3.18 Fillers
3.19 Partial Joint Penetration Groove Welds
3.20 Joint Qualification
3.21 Details of Fillet Welds
3.22 Details of Plug and Slot Welds
3.23 Complete Joint Penetration Groove Welds
3.24 Partial Joint Penetration Groove Welds
4 Workmanship
4.1 General
4.2 Preparation of Materials
4.3 Assembly
5 Qualification
Part A - General Qualification Requirements
5.1 Approved Procedures
5.2 Other Procedures

Details classification, qualification and examination of welded joints used in fabrication of machinery and equipment subjected to static and dynamic loading.