For steel pipes with a diameter of 127 mm or more, what should be the maximum allowable bending degree of their total length in relation to their length?

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For steel pipes with a diameter of 127 mm or more, what should be the maximum allowable bending degree of their total length in relation to their length?

Reply #22009-12-04

For finished pipes, it is 1.5 times the diameter; when made manually, it must also be larger than its length.

Reply #32009-12-05

According to the GB/T8162-2008 standard, the total bending degree shall not exceed 1.5‰ of its total length.

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