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Brian says:
Is there any issue with bends becoming weak? No, there is an issue with bends BEING weak. ;-) Take a sheet of aluminum, bend it 90 degrees, then bend it straight. Now try to rip it. See what I mean? Welding will lose you a lot of strength, yes, but it is a well-documented loss, and folks will generally use only strength figures for the welded condition. If you use bent plate, and calculate for the un-welded strength, you _will_ suffer for it. Steve "not an aluminum expert...." |
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