Mechanical design -- What is the part shown in the drawing?

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Hello guys. In the picture below can u help me with the problems! I cannot understand what exactly should I comment about the strengths. I t would be easier if it was asking about the types of welding :) . Please give some help! Thanks in advance!
 

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They are convex, concave and mitre (or straight) welds on a lap joint.
The most important difference is the effective throat.

This should give you some search terms for your textbooks/lecture notes/Google.
 
Less sharp edges, less stress load. I would say 3rd one is more strong at first glance.
 
billy_joule said:
The most important difference is the effective throat.

You need to do a bit more investigation as to why the above prior post statement is important.
 
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