Dracula
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Maybe it's a stupid question, but if I have a round bent and he has to find his length not bent as I do?
from folded to straight
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MassiVonWeizen
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Did education die in Tuscany? Good morning, thank you, say anything to you?
banally do the sum of average axes
banally do the sum of average axes
Dracula
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Okay, thanks.
But don't I have to take extra mm into account for the fold radius?
But don't I have to take extra mm into account for the fold radius?
MassiVonWeizen
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depends on the k factor
fabrizio67
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Bye dracula,
As massiconwelzen suggested, you should consider the neutral axis of the bent round.
the bent round, is generated by a trajectory formed by a series of linear traits connected to each other.
If you want to post your example, go ahead.
meccanicamg
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the theoretical length of development is the development of the average line, therefore stretch straight more curved more straight stretch. as the neutral fiber hardly stands in the exact half-works there will be a coefficient that takes into account this difference.