Duane Miller Webinar: June 14, 2012

That’s in the Code?!? Ten Overlooked Provisions in AWS D1.1

For most steel construction projects in the U.S., work will be done in accordance with the AISC Steel Specification. This standard then invokes AWS D1.1 to address most welding-related requirements. When the Structural Engineer specifies conformance with AISC or AWS D1.1, they may think their task complete in terms of welding issues. This presentation will address ten often overlooked requirements from D1.1 that should be included in contract documents or on drawings. Topics will include specification of loading type, nondestructive testing, Charpy toughness requirements, and alternate acceptance criteria. Details of groove and fillet welds and common errors and omissions on drawings will be presented, along with preferred practice. Construction details such as weld backing and weld tabs will be discussed.

Presented in a checklist-type format, this presentation will explain why these issues are important and provide practical suggestions as to how potential problems can be overcome in construction documents.

Cost:

  • $225 –NCSEA member
  • $250 – SEI/CASE member
  • $275 – non-member
  • FlexPlan option available

Several people may attend for one connection fee.

Diamond ReviewedThis course will award 1.5 hours of continuing education.

The times will be 10:00 am Pacific, 11:00 am Mountain, 12:00 pm Central, and 1:00 pm Eastern

Approved in All 50 States

Duane MillerDuane Miller Bio

Duane K. Miller, Sc.D., P.E., is a recognized authority on the design and performance of welded connections. He has authored and co-authored chapters of many texts, including the AISC Design Guide 21 on Welding and the Mark’s Handbook of Engineering, 11th Edition.

Dr. Miller has been an AWS member since he was 19, he currently serves as Chair of the AWS D1 Structural Welding Code Committee and is a member of the Technical Activities Committee. He formerly chaired the Seismic Welding subcommittee and the AASHTO-AWS Bridge Welding subcommittee. He is a current member of the AISC Specification Committee, a Professional Engineer, Certified Welding Inspector and Qualified Welder.


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