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Container size deviation standard

2017-10-30View Original

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What is the control standard for container size deviation? Take a rectangular container, for example, 3000×2000×2000. After processing, the measured length is 3020 mm – is this acceptable? There is also a circular container with a diameter of φ3000; after processing, its measured diameter is φ3030. Is this considered acceptable? The standard specifies that the maximum and minimum differences on the same cross-section shall not exceed 1%. But if a φ3000 container is made very round, with both the maximum and minimum diameters being φ3035, is it considered acceptable?
Reply #22017-10-30
Is GB/T1804-2000 being applied? It should be
Reply #32017-10-30
There are also relevant regulations in hg20584
Reply #42017-10-31
According to the requirements in the design documents, all the drawings we produce are prepared in accordance with HG20584

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