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Rounding of nominal thickness

2015-06-02View Original

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The book states that the thickness should be rounded up to the standard specification for steel (our teacher mentioned rounding it to an even number). Which standard should be referred to in order to find this standard specification? For example, I have now calculated that the nominal thickness of the cylinder is 12.1 (without rounding). Should I use 13 or 14?
Reply #22015-06-02
This post was last edited by SDHZZXM on 2015-6-2 at 17:14. There seems to be no standard in this regard; however, steel plates with an odd thickness are not easy to find in the market...

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