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ASME Specs

12/30/2009 1:14 AM

I am making spherical tank calculations according to ASME Div 1, using A516-70 material, I want to know,

what is the Maximum & minimum( As rolled & Normalized ) thickness limits of shell plate according to ASME?

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Re: ASME Specs

12/31/2009 8:30 AM

Please check out http://cr4.globalspec.com/thread/20379/How-can-i-be-using-ASME-codes-on-the-internet-to-do-my-design
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