What method can be used to ensure accurate bending of conduit segments?

The amount of travel method is effective for ensuring accurate bending of conduit segments because it relies on calculated distances and angles during the bending process. This method involves measuring how much the conduit should bend based on the desired angle and the specifics of the bending equipment being used. By monitoring the amount of travel, or the distance between the starting point and the end point of the bend, it helps ensure that the bend is precise and meets the required specifications.

Using a thermometer or a digital protractor can also be part of other measurement processes, but they do not specifically address the nuanced control needed for conduit bending like the amount of travel method does. Measuring the length of the conduit is important for determining fitting needs, but it doesn't inherently ensure that bends are accurate without a clear relation to the bending method utilized. The amount of travel method directly ties the physical movement of the bending equipment to the desired outcome, making it particularly effective for accurate results.