Great this made me even more confused!

Thank you sir

But what would it be for metric?

@uhpprocesspipinginc5973

6 жыл бұрын

It is the same for both imperial or metric systems since the relationship between sides of the triangle are presented as a ratio (unitless)

What If your looking for the travel with a fittin that goes from 45 to 90 or 45 to tee

@uhpprocesspipinginc5973

2 жыл бұрын

The same procedure can be used. The travel in each case (with all SET values being equal) will be the same. We are still using a 45° fitting to start the offset. The difference will be the pipe cut length between the fittings which is dependent on the takeout of both fittings. TL = CL + (F1TO + F2TO) WHERE: TL = TRAVEL LENGTH CL = CUT LENGTH F1TO = FITTING 1 TAKEOUT (45 elbow) F2TO = FITTING 2 TAKEOUT (90 elbow or TEE)

So hypothetically if we have an offset angle of 67.5 could we multiply by 1.207? (.414\2)

@uhpprocesspipinginc5973

10 ай бұрын

The calculation shown (where the run and set are equal ) only applies to a 45 degree offset -for other offset angles, the run and set are not equal. You can calculate travel factors or use a table of tangents for other offset angles.

Little confusing

OK 1.414 /2😂 some illustrations would be awesome don't you think. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😅

@uhpprocesspipinginc5973

7 ай бұрын

Not sure how additional illustrations would help unless you mean to include specific example numbers. All content in the video created by UHP - not borrowed from a book.

Where is the Math ? Basically this video is a manual out of a book.show the work SIR........