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Who has come across these representations of the material used in PID pipes, and what are the corresponding national standards for each?

2018-08-07View Original

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In the following images, what grades do QK, EK, RK, KK represent respectively? Please provide the source or a reference table; there is no legend
Reply #22018-08-08
What is this screenshot of?
Reply #32018-08-08
To be honest, if you want to understand PID, you need to first read the content on the first few pages before it; once you can understand that, you’ll grasp its meaning... Different companies use different symbols and codes...
Reply #42018-08-08
The design specifications for a project vary to some extent depending on the products of each company
Reply #52018-08-08
Mainly, there isn’t any. This is a technical document related to a different topic; the other sections are not provided, which is quite disappointing
Reply #62018-08-08
That’s the case in PDsoft software, I think PDMS follows the same rule as well
Reply #72018-08-08
That’s the case in PDsoft software, I think PDMS follows the same rule as well

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