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In addition, the tolerances for the straightness of tubular members and
beams when assembled into the structure are:
Between the ends of the node stubs, braces should be straight to within
0.12% of the length
Between the ends of the node chords, braces should be straight to within
0.10% of the length.
The tolerances for the location of cans with different wall thicknesses within
tubular members are as shown in Figure 5.8 and as detailed below:
For joint cans, within 25 mm (1 inch) of the construction drawings.
For other changes of wall thickness, within 50 mm (2 inches) of the con-
struction drawings.
Figure 5.9 illustrates the tolerances for the mismatch at circumferential
welds and longitudinal seams in tubular members.
For double-sided welds, the smaller of 10% of the thicker tubular or 6 mm
( 4 inch)
For single-sided welds, the smaller of 10% of the thicker tubular or 3 mm
( 8 inch)
Where these tolerances are exceeded, the transitions should be made by weld
profiling to a maximum slope of 1:4.
4
1
T m
t
t
Single-sided welds
4
1
D m
t
t
4
Double-sided welds
FIGURE 5.9 Joint mismatch tolerances.
 
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