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Explanation of drawing abbreviations requested

2018-05-23View Original

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On the drawing, the elliptical head is marked with “Min. A.F. Thk.” What does A.F. mean here? Another one adopts ASME B16.5, S.R./RF – what does S.R. mean here? I’ve never seen it; I only know common abbreviations like WN and SO.
Reply #22018-05-23
It’s not SR, right? It should be SF, right? If it is SF, then AF and SF are the material grade codes in the pipeline material grade table
Reply #32018-05-23
AF is after filming after shaping
Reply #42018-05-23
SR is a self-reinforced rifle design; that is, no reinforcement rings are used, instead the barrel is reinforced with forged tubes.
Reply #52018-05-24
Mine is a forged pipe, so self-reinforcement should be reasonable. SR and LR are generally bent pipes.
Reply #62018-05-24
“\"Rifle Structure\", it startled me at first glance.:lol

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