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Regarding the issue of the short and long radii of pipe elbows

2017-07-26View Original

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I would like to ask everyone: the notation R=1.5D is used for long-radius elbows, while R=1.0D is used for short-radius elbows. Which standard specifies this notation? I couldn’t find it; it’s not listed in GB/T12459 either! Thank you!
Reply #22017-07-26
It’s in GBT 12459-2017; check there again – there are also 3D elbows mentioned in it
Reply #32017-07-27
Most of these are just conventional practices. .
Reply #42017-07-27
It should be denoted as 90E(L) and 90E(S), right?
Reply #52017-07-27
In GBT12459, there are 90E(L) and 90E(S); as can be seen from the table, the long-radius elbow has a radius of 1.5D, while the short-radius elbow has a radius of 1.0D

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