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The preferred method to design universal expansion joints would be to use a larger diameter bellows and use a reducer at the end of the expansion joint. This would ensure angular rotation and axial movement between the two bellows.
The preferred method to design universal expansion joints would be to use a larger diameter bellows and use a reducer at the end of the expansion joint. This would ensure angular rotation and axial movement between the two bellows.
How do you design universal bellows with two different sizes?
July 30, 1990
To decrease the thrust force in an axial expansion joint you must decrease the height of the bellows. However, this method will also increase the forces necessary to deflect the bellows.
To decrease the thrust force in an axial expansion joint you must decrease the height of the bellows. However, this method will also increase the forces necessary to deflect the bellows.
The expansion joint is designed to accommodate all the needed displacements. The tie-rods are part of the expansion joint and designed to absorb all the specified displacements.
The expansion joint is designed to accommodate all the needed displacements. The tie-rods are part of the expansion joint and designed to absorb all the specified displacements.
Universal expansion joints are usually used when there is large lateral motion.
Universal expansion joints are usually used when there is large lateral motion.
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