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How to Calculate Elbow Center

05/17/2010 8:31 AM

hi,

could someone help me out?

I have to fit 2 90degree 4" sch 80 elbows to a pipe at both ends , such that the total length horizontally is 6000mm.So what should be the length of the pipe and what will be the distance in mm of the elbow center

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Re: How to Calculate Elbow Center

05/17/2010 10:30 AM

It is just a simple case of mathematics.

If you are using long radius (LR) elbows: 6000mm minus the center to end of both LR elbows. The center to end of a LR ELL is 1.5 times the nominal diameter.

If you are using short radius (SR) elbows: 6000mm minus the center to end of both SR elbows. The center to end of a SR ELL is 1.0 times the nominal diameter.

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