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MTTCPV - material

10/19/2008 8:39 AM

Can anyone tell me.....MTTCPV is which material......mentioned in a mechanical engineering drawing.
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Re: MTTCPV - material

10/19/2008 12:52 PM

Can you provide any more clues as to what this could mean?

For example - does it relate to piping, a vessel, a casting, .....?

Is there any other specs/nomenclature in the immediate area/notes?

Did you check over the notes on the drawing?
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