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What is the maximum allowable bend radius for a welded pipe bend as per industry standards?

The maximum allowable bend radius for a 90 degree welded pipe bending as per industry standards can vary with various factors - the material of the pipe, pipe diameter, wall thickness and intended use of the pipe. It should be determined by considering factors such as the material properties, service conditions and the manufacturer's specifications. Please follow the recommendations of welded pipe bend manufacturer in India to ensure that the pipe's structural integrity, performance and durability are not compromised.

Table of Content

• Welded pipe bend specifications
• Types of Welded bends
• Welded bend Radius chart

Welded pipe bend specifications

Standard	Sizes	Types
ASME B16.49	12"-36" (welded)	Welded
Product Angle	Wall thickness	Surface treatment
0° – 180°	SCH 5 to SCH XXS	Sandblasting Paint black lacquer Transparent oil
Packing	Cold bending methods	Application
Wood Cabins Wood Trady	Rotary Draw Bending Mandrel Bending Compression Bending Roll Bending	Petroleum industry Power station Shipbuilding
Available Material	Test Certificate	Forming methods
Inconel Carbon Steel Stainless Steel Alloy Steel Copper Monel Hastelloy	EN 10204 3.1	Hot formed Cold Drawn

What is the difference between a welded pipe bends and a welded pipe elbow?

• A welded elbow has a fixed angle of bends- 45 degrees, 90 degrees or 180 degrees, while a Stainless steel welded bends can have any angle of bending between 0 and 180 degrees.
• The radius of a welded elbow is fixed and short, while a welded bends can have a longer radius of bending that allows for a smoother flow of fluid and minimizes the pressure drop across the bends.
• Welded elbows are manufactured by cutting and welding together straight sections of pipes, while welded bends are often manufactured by bending a single piece of pipes to the desired angle.
• Welded elbows are used in piping systems where a change in direction is needed at a fixed angle- in HVAC systems, while welded bends are used in applications where a more gradual change in direction is required- in process piping systems.

Know more about 90 degree welded pipe bend wall thickness and the advantage of Stainless steel welded pipe bend as per ASME b16.9

How is a ANSI b16.9 buttweld welded pipe bends manufactured and what are the typical materials used?

The manufacturing process for ANSI b16.9 buttweld welded bends has the following steps:

• A straight section of pipes is cut to the desired length for the bends.
• The pipes is heated to a high temperature using a furnace or induction heating- this is to make it more malleable and easier to bending.
• The heated pipes is then bent to the desired angle using a hydraulic press or bending machine- the process must be carefully controlled to ensure that the bends is made smoothly and without causing damage to the pipe.
• After the pipes has been bent, it may undergo additional treatments- stress relieving, quenching or heat treatment to improve its mechanical properties and durability.

Duplex welded bends

• ASTM A815 UNS S32205 weld bends
• ASTM A815 DIN 1.4462 welded bends
• ASTM A815 UNS S32760 weld bending

SDSS welded exhaust bends

• ASTM A815 UNS S32750 Weld bends
• UNS S32507 weld bending
• ASTM A815 DIN 1.4410 welded bending

Carbon steel welded bends

• WPHY 52 Weld bends

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Weld stainless steel bends

• ASTM A403 WP304 welded bends
• ASTM A403 316 bending welded

Nickel alloy steel welded bends

• Nickel 201 welded bending
• ASTM B336 UNS N02200 weldable bends

Inconel Long radius welded piggable bends

• inconel 600 welded bending
• welded inconel 825 bending
• inconel 825 bends welded

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What are the key factors to consider when selecting a Stainless steel welded pipes bend for a piping system?

The typical materials used by welded pipe bend manufacturer in India- carbon steel, stainless steel and other alloy steels. The choice of material will depend on the specific application- the fluid or gas being transported, the temperature and pressure of the system and the environment in which the pipes will be used.

• The material properties of the stainless steel- its strength, corrosion resistance and temperature resistance should be compatible with the fluid or gas transported and the environmental conditions where the pipes will be used.
• The angle and radius of the welded steel bends should be selected to minimize the pressure drop across the bend- this is to ensure that the flow of fluid or gas is not impeded.
• The wall thickness of the bends should be sufficient to withstand the pressure and stresses of the piping system, and to meet the requirements of industry standards and codes.
• The quality of the welds should be inspected and tested to ensure that they meet the requirements of industry standards and codes- they provide adequate strength and integrity to the bends.
• The specifications and recommendations of the manufacturer should be followed to ensure that the bend is installed and used correctly- its performance and durability are not compromised.
• The cost of the ss welded bends should be considered in relation to its performance and durability.

What are the different end connections available for ASME B16.9 welded bends?

• Butt weld- it involves welding the end of the bending directly to the adjacent pipes or fitting.
• Flanged- it allows the long radius welded bends to be bolted to other flanged components in the piping system.
• Threaded- it allows the bends to be screwed onto other threaded components in the piping system.
• Socket weld- it involves inserting the end of the bends into a socket or recess in the adjacent pipes or fitting and then welding it in place.
• Compression fittings- it use a ferrule or other compression device to seal the connection between the bends and the adjacent pipes or fitting.

How do you calculate the weight and dimensions of an Erw welded pipe bend?

Weight of Short radius welded bend= 0.0433 x (OD - WT) x WT x 2 x 90° / R
Where R is the bending radius, in inches.
Dimensions of ERW welded bends:
a. Centerline Radius (CLR) = R x (bending Angle/90°)
b. Tangent Length (TL) = R x tan(bending Angle/2)
c. Straight Length (SL) = 1.5 x OD
d. Overall Length (OL) = SL + TL