We use 1.5., 1.5 is the tangent to the big circle., And 1 is for small circle., the tangent line to a circle at a point P is perpendicular to the radius to that point, theorems involving tangent lines often involve radial lines and orthogonal circles.
for 90 degree i am using the formula of......6inch X 38.1 ......is it right formula... by using this i am getting 2 to 3 mm less compare to your answer
can u explain to me about the clearance gap??? so in the first part ur length is 847, so u mean we shall mark the pipe at 849mm for cutting. and what about bevelling the pipe before welding??? can u also explain how to measure thw length of a bevelled pipe??
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We use the 1.5 as a tangent line to a circle., the tangent line to a circle at a point P is perpendicular to the radius to that point, theorems involving tangent lines often involve radial lines and orthogonal circles.
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We use 1.5., 1.5 is the tangent to the big circle.,
And 1 is for small circle.,
the tangent line to a circle at a point P is perpendicular to the radius to that point, theorems involving tangent lines often involve radial lines and orthogonal circles.
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Hi. Thanks for the video. I just want to know about the 25.2? I think it should be 25.4 because 1 in. is equal to 25.4mm. Thanks.
+jay castro thanks for watching/its correct.25.4.
+TECHNICAL PIPING Please make a video about how to perform a hydrotest correctly.Thanks.
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for 90 degree i am using the formula of......6inch X 38.1 ......is it right formula... by using this i am getting 2 to 3 mm less compare to your answer
+Jawahar Anand both answer same. formula:tan(90/2)x1.5x6x25.4 = 228.6mm.and as per your calculation:6x38.1=228.6mm.thanks.
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I want to know y u taken 25.2?
can u explain to me about the clearance gap??? so in the first part ur length is 847, so u mean we shall mark the pipe at 849mm for cutting. and what about bevelling the pipe before welding??? can u also explain how to measure thw length of a bevelled pipe??
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gracias
Will u plz give me the link of that rolling of 30degree
thank you for the video
if we multiply to 150 directly, instead to (6*25.4). Is that will be correct or wrong?
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bro why you use 1.5 in formula, please reply soon.
its long radius elbow.so we use 1.5 times of diameter of pipe
Technical Piping if short radius elbow what we use formula bro thanks
We use the 1.5 as a tangent line to a circle.,
the tangent line to a circle at a point P is perpendicular to the radius to that point, theorems involving tangent lines often involve radial lines and orthogonal circles.
hi where do you get number 25.2
thanks for watching/its 25.4..for covert inch to mm
U should show and proved the pipe size.... .. where the u found 6incs???
Hi La kecca,
watch 1:32 ,In drawing pipe diameter(DN 150) was mentioned
150÷25=6 Inces
Can you explain
What is 1.5?
What is the formula to get a spool?
Spool made from one or more pipe and pipe fittings.NO formula for for spool making.
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Your presentation is not good
Ok,Soon i try upload revised video about same topic.