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Difference ASME SA 105 to ASTM A 105

04/02/2012 1:25 AM

What is the difference between ASME SA105 and ASTM A 105,

Hope i will get positive response from u.

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Re: Difference ASME SA 105 to ASTM A 105

04/02/2012 4:50 AM

SA105 is a tax return form.

S105 is a type of submarine.

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Re: Difference ASME SA 105 to ASTM A 105

04/02/2012 5:01 AM

Thank you for your kind replay,

But ASME SA 105 and ASTM A 105 are forged flange from different standards,

which will not come under tax and submarine catogeries its come under pressure

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Re: Difference ASME SA 105 to ASTM A 105

04/02/2012 7:22 AM

I think they are the same; when ASME adopts an ASTM standard, they simply add the S as a prefix.

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Re: Difference ASME SA 105 to ASTM A 105

04/02/2012 1:46 PM

yes ! you think the right thing , when any ASTM material spec adopted by ASME & certify that material, to indicated the ASME adoption they jest added the S as as prefix.

See the ref: ASME BPV Hand Book V.6
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Re: Difference ASME SA 105 to ASTM A 105

05/07/2012 12:30 AM

Thank you for your kind replay,

i knew but still some customer using this A 105 in there MOC, i just want to know after which year it as changed and where can i find this addenda or Edtion to satisfy the customer.

Thanking you once again
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