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Fabric Expansion Joints

06/29/2009 5:03 AM

Dear Sir

I want to know about fabric expansion joints. please give me details which standard I follow so that I design fabric expansion joints. If I have some parameter.

Temperature, Pressure & Movements.

Please give me reply.

Thanking you

Amit Sharma
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Re: for design fabric expasnion joints

06/29/2009 5:08 AM

Joints for what?
Pipes, roofs, boats, power transmission, joinery, Wood, metal, Ceramics?
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06/29/2009 5:18 AM

a replacement for marijuana, maybe?

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Re: Fabric Expansion Joints

06/30/2009 2:24 AM

Send full details to my mail id magesh@lonestarindia.com we will try to help you.
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Re: Fabric Expansion Joints

08/10/2009 8:41 AM

Dear Mr.Amit sharma please contact these to e mail addresses and you get answer, tb@ke-burgmannindia.com, dl@ke-burgmannindia.com, aj@ke-burgmannindia.com.

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