How are the abbreviations for square meters and cubic meters written in foreign technical drawings?

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Square meter, cubic meter, and also the unit for the density of steel: kilograms per cubic meter

Reply #22017-04-12

Why not write it as m^2, m^3, kg/m^3?

Reply #32017-04-13

Foreign engineering drawings can’t be written this way

Reply #42017-04-13

Then take your time looking for it; that’s all I’ll write.

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