What weld Flaw Is Large enough To Render the Weld rejectable?

A weld flaw that is large enough to render the weld rejectable typically includes significant defects such as deep cracks, lack of fusion, excessive porosity, or undercuts that exceed specified acceptance criteria. These defects can compromise the structural integrity and performance of the weld. The specific size and type of flaw that is considered rejectable can vary depending on industry standards and the application of the welded joint. In general, any flaw that affects the weld's strength or function and exceeds allowable limits is grounds for rejection.