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Posted by 26Red on August 18, 2003 at 14:19:48 from (170.92.1.104):
In Reply to: Re: Re: Need some help designing a ROP for my oliv posted by REDMAN on August 18, 2003 at 13:19:19:
Yes, round tubing is easier to bend in some cases. Mandrel bending lessens kinking or deformation. Round tube goes thru the same stresses during bending. When bending, you are not weakening the material, you are acutally imposing working stresses that strenghten the tube. If you stretch the material past it's plastic state it becomes prone to fracture. Square tubing has more cross section area when compared to round tubing gemometry. For example 2' Square tubing compared to 2" round. That's why it is harder to bend. Both types of tubing have their pro's and cons depending on the application.
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