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How to calculate the radial expansion of a pipe

2010-08-04View Original

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Gentlemen, the calculation of thermal expansion in pipes generally refers to the expansion in the axial direction of the pipe. Does anyone know how to calculate the expansion in the radial direction of a pipe? For example, for a pipe with diameter 219, an ambient temperature of 20°C, an operating temperature of 300°C, and material grade 20#, what is the outer diameter of the pipe under operating conditions? Thank you! ! !
Reply #22015-04-22
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