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    The document presents equations for calculating the surface area (S) and length (L) of an elbow pipe based on its outside diameter (D), radius (R), and angle (θ). S is equal to π2 D R (θ/180), where π is approximately 3.14. L is equal to 2 π R (θ/360). The derivation shows that S equals π D L, which simplifies to π2 D R (θ/180) when the expression for L is substituted.

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    The document presents equations for calculating the surface area (S) and length (L) of an elbow pipe based on its outside diameter (D), radius (R), and angle (θ). S is equal to π2 D R (θ/180), where π is approximately 3.14. L is equal to 2 π R (θ/360). The derivation shows that S equals π D L, which simplifies to π2 D R (θ/180) when the expression for L is substituted.

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    Surface Area of An Elbow

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    MJ Magdy
    The document presents equations for calculating the surface area (S) and length (L) of an elbow pipe based on its outside diameter (D), radius (R), and angle (θ). S is equal to π2 D R (θ/180), where π is approximately 3.14. L is equal to 2 π R (θ/360). The derivation shows that S equals π D L, which simplifies to π2 D R (θ/180) when the expression for L is substituted.

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    Surface area of an elbow, S = 2 D R (/180),

    where,
    D = Elbow outside diameter
    R = Radius of elbow
    = Angle of elbow, in degrees
    L = Length of center line of elbow = 2 R (/360)
    = Constant = 22/7 = 3.14 (created by Ancient Egyptians)
    Derivation of equation: S = D L = D (2 R)(/360) = 2 D R (/180)

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