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This post was last edited by wingman1985 on 2009-12-2 09:13. Section VIII, Division 1 (1992 Edition, 1992 Addendas); Reference to Dual Marked Material in Manufacturer’s Data Report Forms. Date issued: September 29, 1993. File: BC93-399.Question (1): Can a dual-stamped material (e.g., SA-240 304/304L) be listed as SA-240 304, SA-240 304L, or SA-240 304/304L in the Manufacturer’s Data Report Forms when only one set of design allowances applies to that specific grade designation?
Reply (1): No. The material must be listed as the grade specified in the allowable stress tables.
Question (2): If the dual-stamped material is listed as SA-240 304, may the “Remarks” section of the Manufacturer’s Data Report Form contain the phrase “The shelf and bottom head material meet all the requirements of SA-240 304 and SA-240 304L”?
Reply (2): Yes. What does the red-colored part mean?
DSP (Dual Stencil Process) is a process in which rubber-like protrusions are attached to sheets of fabric or synthetic leather using special techniques