What is The Difference Between ASME and ASTM

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Low temparature forgings are specified in ASME B16.34. A350 is LTCS forged body

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hello do u know very well about ASTM standards ? i m kind of confused with those standards. hopefully somebody can give more information about them

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that sounds good, and It could be better if the summary of the discussion was attached as a text for non-English speaker.

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Low temperature CS is rated to -45C and the forged equivalent is A350/LF2

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Thank you sir very informative video, I have one query for raw materials such as 1020 , 1040 or 4140 etc . mechanical properties of this material which ASTM or any other standard should i refer . Please guide me

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Please explain the difference between asme B36.10 and B36.19

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Sir I want to have a video showing difference between ASME CODE and IS4049 For pressure vessel head part

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[@tm736]

As i know,min operating temperature of lcb steel is -46C, and wcb is -20.

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For WC9 MOC : Forge grade is F22...

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It’s called iron, not ferrum

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