The beam shown is 1000 mm long with cross section of 50 mm by 100 mm, and is subjected to a load of 500 kgs. A 7018 electrode is used to weld the beam section all around [as shown]. Weld size is 12 mm. Approximate the maximum stress in the weld. Compare the maximum weld stress with the strength of the electrode.

The beam shown is 1000 mm long with cross section of 50 mm by 100 mm, and is subjected to a load of 500 kgs. A 7018 electrode is used to weld the beam section all around [as shown]. Weld size is 12 mm. Approximate the maximum stress in the weld. Compare the maximum weld stress with the strength of the electrode.

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