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Expansion bellows

DOI 10.1615/hedhme.a.000465

4.10 EXPANSION BELLOWS
4.10.2 Expansion bellows

M. Morris

A. Types of bellows

Bellows can be classified in many ways, for example, by the shape of corrugation, material, presence or absence of reinforcing rings, or number of walls. The classifications used in this section are

Thin-wall bellows (single or multi-ply)
Medium-wall bellows
Fabricated thick-wall bellows

Table 1 illustrates the range of these classifications.

(a) Manufacture

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