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Elongated glass tubing

08/10/2007 12:51 AM

Does anyone have the formula on how to calculate the thickness of a glass tubing when stretched?
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Re: Elongated glass tubing

08/11/2007 8:00 AM

The density of the glass doesn't change when the shape changes. Therefore, if you know the weight and dimensions before elongation, you can weigh the tube after elongation, measure the inside and outside diameters and calculate the wall thickness.
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