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Your quotations are incomplete and grammatically incorrect; maybe that is what is confusing.

Quotations are correct,I checked it now also!I am not responsible for any grammatical errors occured in ASME statements!By the way,here I am looking for what ASME really mean by the second clause?Do you have any idea??

The second phrase is not even a complete clause. You left out something. Maybe you have a defective (or pirated) copy of ASME standards?

Really??Do you know how to read ASME B31.3??Do you know in which page of ASME B31.3 contains that clause??

That's still not a clause. And don't you EVER dare to argue with me about grammar. Is that clear?

OK,I have used 'states' in between!You can remove it and answer

I am not came here for offence.I need the answer otherwise need some fun.That's all.I don't think that sky is going to fall due to lack of answer from CR4.By the way, CR4 provided anonymous facility and you don't have the right to question it.If you do so,then that is a big violation of CR4 forum rules.Lol

Reported.

No problems!

Yes, you are right, I forgot to mention clause 'b'!I got this vital information from 'anonymous poster2'!Though he emerged here to confuse me, but I utilised his answer to found the answer for my query!Modern way of learning.

Now, now. Would everybody play nicely, please?

Welcome,I was seriously thinking that where is our PWSlack!There is no piping query in this forum with out PWSlack's answer/presence.

The question seemed to start out has a good topic but your response to Tornado's (that's Tornado with 12,062 total CR4 postings and 423 postings judged by his CR4 peers to be GOOD ANSWERS) comment sets a bit of a bad tone to this thread.

Some things you may wish to consider if you plan to add additional postings to this thread:
1) You are responsible for your grammatical and other errors on this thread.
2) There is typically a single space after a comma.
3) There are typically two spaces after a period.
4) There are typically two spaces after a question mark that ends a sentence.
5) There typically are no spaces after a double quote.
6) Items enclosed in double quotes need closing double quotes in addition to the opening double quotes.
7) When you ask help from strangers you tend to get better responses if you project yourself in a friendly manner.
8) It might be fun to read what Lyn adds to your thread.

I am not much bothered about tornado's good answer status in CR4 to nominate him in next Nobel prize contest!

The answer to your question is "C".

I think you do not know even how to count the number? I couldn't find 'C' in your previous reply!

Thanks dude for your answer 'C'.I just did a research based on your answer 'C' and found that there are many other clauses numbered in that section like a,b,c,d,e,f,g,h,i,j and K!Quite informative.This is the new way of learning.

I am not much bothered about the wast knowledge of current Nobel prize winner lyn also