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INDUCTION BENDS
Barry Crouch
Inductabend Pty Ltd
Melbourne Australia
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Introduction
Presentation Contents
What are induction bends & specifications?
Why are induction bends required?
What
Wh t types
t
off bends
b d are available
il bl
How are they made?
Affects
Aff
on di
dimensions.
i
Material properties & the role of chemistry
What
h can go wrong
What to think about to get it right
Test certified
Piggable
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Specifications
Pipeline Induction Bends
ISO 1559015590-1
ASME B6.49
DNV OS F101
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Obstacles
Change direction, grade & elevation
rope the
h pipeline
i li string
i 250D
cold
cold--field bend pipe joints 40D
use an iinduction
d i b
bend
d 3D
D
use a fitting
Diverse Industries
construction &
Wide Variety
y of Materials
all grades carbon, stainless & alloy steels, CrCr-Ni alloys, titanium &
clad pipe
Aff t the
Affect
th pipe
i shape
h
I d ti Bending
Induction
B di M
Machine
hi
3
4
Fb
le
g
n
a
Fb
2
P=Push Force
Fb=Bend
b
d Roll
ll Force
R=Bend Radius
1. Pusher
1
2. Bend roll
3. Heat transformer
4. Induction coil
5. Bend clamp
6. Bend arm
7. Pipe
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Internationally
Australia - Inductabend
currently
l
to 900 di
dia & 100mm wall
ll
Radii
100mm to 12,500mm bend arm
Longer radii using specialised techniques
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Induction Coil
s
o
d
Mo ement
Movement
Int
r
Ex
tr
s
o
d
a
Zone of
Induction
Heating
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Pyrometer
Aim
Wall
Thinning
Temperature
Contours
Bend
Tensile
Strain
O
M
I
Plastic Zone
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M hi C
Machine
Capacity
it
100
WA
ALL THICK
KNESS
90
80
R = 3D
R = 5D
70
60
50
40
Suitable
30
20
10
200
300
Unsuitable - wrinkles
400 500
600
700 800
900
PIPE DIAMETER
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UNSUITABLE
FOR BENDING
5
4
UNSTABLE
110
90
70
50
30
10
2
1
SUITABLE
5 6
R/D
D/T
10
19
% THINNIN
NG ( T / T X 100)
10
R/D
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Sensitive to temperature
p
& coolingg rate
hotter temperature stronger & harder
faster cooling
g stronger
g & harder
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Temperature - Hardness
Hardneess HV10
300
250
O
M
I
INSIDE SURFACE
O
M
I
200
150
900
950
1000
Temperature C
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Temperature - Strength
STRENGTH VS INDUCTION BENDING TEMPERATURE
YIELD STR
RENGTH & TEN
NSILE STRENGT
TH
Mpa
900
800
700
600
500
400
300
800
850
900
950
1000
1050
1100
1150
1200
TEMPERATURE C
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YIE
ELD& TENSIL
LE STRENGTH
H MPa
900
800
700
600
500
400
300
0.2
0.22
0.24
0.26
0.28
0.3
0.32
0.34
0.36
0.38
CEQ %
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Process Parameters
Speed
Temperature
p
Cooling
Start/Stop
p procedure
p
Dimensions radius, angles, thinning, ovality
Wrinkles & bumps
p
Process interruptions
Air draught
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Plan
Consider bends in the FEED
Read the standards
Talk to the bender
Consider
C id pipe
i chemistry
h i t iin li
light
ht off pipe
i ttype
and wall thickness
Ch
Choose
suitable
it bl maximum
i
h
hardness
d
Understand mother pipe actual wall
thi k
thickness
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Cont/.
select single
g heat bare pipe
p p for bendingg
Allow for a contingency of mother pipe
Allow for suitable straight
g tangent
g
ends
Show bend angles as angle of deflection
Allow time to qualify, production bend & coat
Consider transport & storage logistics
Consider coating systems
Utilise compact compound hot bends
Plan, plan and more planning
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