About Groove or Butt Welds
In a groove or butt weld, the components being connected are located on the same plane. Groove welds and butt welds refer to the same weld type, where groove weld is the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) term, and butt weld is the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) term.
Use the Groove Weld (ANSI) or Butt Weld (ISO) tool to create a groove or butt weld. Use the Weld Wizard to create a groove or butt weld at the same time as an edge preparation, a notch, or both.
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Groove and Butt Weld Types
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ANSI
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ISO
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Square groove
Double square
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Square butt
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Single V groove
Double V groove
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Single V butt
Double V butt
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Single V butt with broad root face
Double V butt with broad root face
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Single bevel groove
Double bevel groove
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Single bevel butt
Double bevel butt
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Single bevel butt with broad root face
Double bevel butt with broad root face
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U groove
Double U groove
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Single U butt
Double U butt
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J groove
Double J groove
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Single J butt
Double J butt
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Flare V groove
Double flare V groove
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Flare V butt
Double flare V butt
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Flare bevel groove
Double flare bevel groove
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Flare bevel butt
Double flare bevel butt
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In the Model Tree, solid groove or butt welds are represented by 
, light groove or butt welds are represented by 
, and surface groove or butt welds are represented by 
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, light groove or butt welds are represented by , and surface groove or butt welds are represented by .