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What does 25/T in this picture mean?

2025-04-08View Original

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What does 25/T in this picture mean?
Reply #22025-04-08
25/T is often used in the monetary or financial sector to represent a leverage or trading multiplier of 25 times. The specific details need to be interpreted in conjunction with the context of the image. .
Reply #32025-04-08
Note: T is the maximum thickness of the heat-treated area
Reply #42025-04-09
T stands for thickness. If the material has a thickness of 40 units, the speed should be 260*25/40 degrees per hour; if the thickness is less than 25 units, the speed is 260 degrees per hour
Reply #52025-04-09
The standards are rather arbitrarily established and indeed hard to understand; the multiplication sign can be omitted, but it really shouldn’t be in this case. Writing it as 205*(25/T) makes it immediately clear
Reply #62025-04-12
T – Material thickness; (Use capital letter T in GB 50235-97; use lowercase letter t in the 2010 version) 25 – Constant. See: Table 4.2.7, Note, of GB 50235-1997 Code for Construction and Acceptance of Industrial Metal Piping Projects; Sections 2.2 and 6.0.11 of GB 50235-2010 Code for Construction of Industrial Metal Piping Projects

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