The amount of straight pipe needed to bend a given radius. Also, the actual length of the conduit that will be bent.
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Development length: The actual length of the bent conduit. Gain: Since a conduit bends radially rather than at an angle, the total length will not match the length required for all bends. Gain is the amount of space that is saved by a curve.
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