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1. 02:20 PM - Heating after the bend (PoconoJohn2)
2. 05:21 PM - Re: Heating after the bend (danoliver)
3. 05:53 PM - Re: Heating after the bend (PoconoJohn2)
4. 08:06 PM - Re: Heating after the bend (taildrags)
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Subject: | Heating after the bend |
I made a 90 degree bend in several pieces of 4130 .090. Am I supposed to heat them
up to relieve stress? I feel like I heard that somewhere but no answer in
Tony B's books or AC43.13-1B (or I missed it).
Thanks!
John C
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Subject: | Re: Heating after the bend |
I sure hope not. I made all my bends cold per BHP.
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Dan O
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Subject: | Re: Heating after the bend |
Same here. I never pre-heated anything (except tubing to squish the ends), but
for these 90 degree bends, just curious. I'm not worried about the small bends
on wire fittings and such.
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Subject: | Re: Heating after the bend |
Dan: the question was about bending 4130. If I remember correctly, the fittings
in the BHP plans and narrative are all mild steel. Google searching on stress-relieving
4130 seems to indicate that that treatment is used after welding,
not bending, and that thin-wall (under about 0.120") doesn't need stress relieving.
However, I am not a welder or steel fabricator, so I'm just repeating what I've
found online.
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Oscar Zuniga
Medford, OR
Air Camper NX41CC "Scout"
A75 power, 72x36 Culver prop
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