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anoopbindal
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Single-Joint Mitre

07/07/2009 2:00 PM

I havnt seen mitre with single joint...I mean 2 piece mitre. Is there is any specific reason that we dont go for this option or very rare , if we go?

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ssmv123
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Re: Mitre bend

07/07/2009 2:06 PM

pressure drop ......... energy loss is the reason.
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Re: Single-Joint Mitre

07/08/2009 12:58 AM

I think there is no problem to use as specified single miter bend , only concern to check your required pressure drop for the system .if angular angle is more than 3 degree it will consider as miter bend as per ASME 31.3. miter bend may be single or multiple bend.
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Re: Single-Joint Mitre

07/08/2009 3:42 AM

It is rare to find a 2-piece mitre in cabinet making. A stopped- or hidden-dovetail joint is more likely.

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Re: Single-Joint Mitre

07/08/2009 8:31 AM

An imperfect mitre is difficult to disguise. Due to angle mismatch or slide-by when clamping. A dovetail or mortise and tenon joint hide minor imperfections better.
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