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Caused by excessive bending and straightening of tubing.
Operation of heating and cooling tubing to make it softer.
Accomplished at temperatures under 842°F.
Operation that causes one end of a copper tube to expand at an angle for flare nut connection to system.
Accomplished at temperatures above 842°F.
Removal of burrs and rough edges from tubing.
Operation that allows two tubes of equal diameter to be joined together.
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soldering
flaring
brazing
reaming
swaging
annealing
work hardening
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Caused by excessive bending and straightening of tubing.
Operation of heating and cooling tubing to make it softer.
Accomplished at temperatures under 842°F.
Operation that causes one end of a copper tube to expand at an angle for flare nut connection to system.
Accomplished at temperatures above 842°F.
Removal of burrs and rough edges from tubing.
Operation that allows two tubes of equal diameter to be joined together.
Premises:
Caused by excessive bending and straightening of tubing.
Operation of heating and cooling tubing to make it softer.
Accomplished at temperatures under 842°F.
Operation that causes one end of a copper tube to expand at an angle for flare nut connection to system.
Accomplished at temperatures above 842°F.
Removal of burrs and rough edges from tubing.
Operation that allows two tubes of equal diameter to be joined together.
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