– I W S D –I n t e r n a t i o n a l W e l d e d S t r u c t u r e s D e s i g n e r

P i l o t Cou rs e Works hop

October 2nd 2013 * 13:30 – 17:30 * SZA Vienna

Welcome!

• Top 1 Presentation of IAB-201r1-10 „International Welded Structures Designer“

• Top 2 Presentation of SMILE - Steel Market Innovation project (aims, actions,

target groups, foreseen results)

• Top 3 Presentation about the e-learning platform

• Coffee Break

• Top 4 Discussion on technical aspects of „International Welded Structures

Designer“ virtual pilot course performance with special focus on e-learning

aspects

AgendaWorkshop October 2nd 2013, 13:30 – 17:30, SZA Vienna

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IIW guideline IAB-201r1-10

Access Conditions

Applicants entering forWelded Structures Designerat comprehensive levelshall fulfil at leastthe NationalAccess Conditionsat the IWT level.

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IIW guideline IAB-201r1-10Module 1: WELDING TECHNOLOGY (25 h)M1.1 Welding terminology M1.2 Welding symbols and design drawings M1.3 Overview of welding processes M1.4 Materials and weld metallurgy

Module 2: STRENGTH OF MATERIALS (25 h)M2.1 Static equilibriumM2.2 Stress, strain and deformationM2.3 Failure criteria for structures and structural materialsM2.4 Introduction to fatigueM2.5 Introduction to fracture mechanicsM2.6 Material properties

Module 3: DESIGN OF WELDED STRUCTURES (25 h)M3.1 Basic theory of structural systemsM3.2 Loads on structuresM3.3 Introduction to the design of structuresM3.4 Analysis methods for structuresM3.5 Design guidance documents, codes and standards

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IIW guideline IAB-201r1-10

Module 4: DESIGN OF WELDED JOINTS (IWSD-C 25 h)M4.1 Categories of welded jointsM4.2 Design of welded joints with predominantly static loadingM4.3 Design of welded joints with predominantly dynamic/cyclic loadingM4.4 Design against brittle fracture

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IIW guideline IAB-201r1-10

Module 6: DESIGN FOR PURPOSE OF WELDED STRUCTURES (IWSD-C 25 h)M6.1 Introduction to design for purpose concepts for welded structuresM6.2 Improved design of statically loaded jointsM6.3 Improved design of dynamically loaded jointsM6.4 Post- weld treatment methods for welded structuresM6.5 Design considerations for manual and automated welding processesM6.6 Numerical methods and fatigue designM6.7 Laboratory testing

Module 5: DESIGN OF WELDED PLATE STRUCTURES (IWSD-C 25 h)M5.1 Plates and shellsM5.2 Beam and column structuresM5.3 Design considerations for welding residual stresses and distortion

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IIW guideline IAB-201r1-10

Module 7: FABRICATION, COSTS, QUALITY AND INSPECTION (25 h)M7.1 Fabrication costs and cost reductionM7.2 Fabrication friendly designM7.3 Quality assurance in welding fabricationM7.4 Inspection methods and criteria

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Project „SMILE“ – Steel Market Innovation

Innovation and development of human ressources for metal-working small and medium-sized enterprises

Slovak-Austrian cross-border cooperationprogramme 2007-2013

Schweißtechnische ZentralanstaltVýskumný ústav zváračský – Priemyselný inštitút SR

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Project „SMILE“ – Steel Market Innovation

Target groups:

steel construction companies

metal working companies

technical offices, and other

in the target regions of eastern Austria and western Slovakia

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Project „SMILE“ – Steel Market Innovation

Aims:

Know-how-transfer regarding application of tech. regulations

Access to the latest information

Staff qualifications and expertise

Knowledge building and networking

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Project „SMILE“ – Steel Market Innovation

Activities:

Communication platform for metalworking SMEs

Information events, networking opportunities and consulting

Pilot Course to International Welded Structures Designer (IWSD)

Europe-wide recognition through accreditation of International Authorisation Board (IAB) of the International Institute of Welding (IIW)

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e-learning platform

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Discussion on technical aspects

of

IWSD virtual pilot course

Thank you

for your attention!