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Chapter VI Bends

BAB VI

BENDS

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6.1 Bend Definition
• Bends are defined by the element entering the bend and the
element leaving the bend.
• The input for the element leaving the bend must follow the
element entering the bend
• Bend radius defaults to 1 1/2 times the pipe nominal diameter
(long radius), but may bechanged to any other value
• The From point on the element is located at the 0-degree
point of the bend
• If the total length of the element as specified in the DX, DY,
and DZ fields is equal to:
R tan ( / 2)

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Example :

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6.2 Single and Double Flanged Bends or
Stiffened Bends

Single

Double
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6.3 180 Degree Return (Fitting-To-Fitting 90o
Bends)

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6.4 Mitered Bends

1. Closely spaced * Number of Cuts (N)

2. Widely spaced * Equivalent radius (Req)


or miter spacing (S)

Req = S / [ 2 tan( ) ]  =/2N

Length of miter segment at crotch


B = S [ 1 - ro / Req ]

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6.5 Closely Spaced Mitered Bend

S < r [ 1 + tan () ]

B31.1 :
• B > 6 tn

•   22.5o

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6.6 Widely Spaced Mitered Bend

S > r [ 1 + tan () ]

B31.1 :

•   22.5o

R = r [ 1 + tan () ]/2

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Widely Spaced
Mitered Bend

Continued…

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6.7 Elbows - Different Wall Thickness

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