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Schematic standard issues

2009-10-22View Original

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Today I saw on the drawing that 15A is marked next to the line indicating the pipeline, and 10K15A is marked near the flange. What does this mean? Thanks for the help!
Reply #22009-10-27
15A is equivalent to DN15, 10k15A should be the 10kg/cm2 grade flange of DN15

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