What does \"ASTM D86 temperature (dry, weight basis)\\" mean in the design specifications, and how is it used?

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Is there any information available on all the items in the dropdown list related to design regulations?

Reply #22015-09-01

It refers to the D86 bubble point temperature on a dry basis, expressed as a mass fraction. .

Reply #32019-08-27

Bro, if you’re not sure, you can go and check it out first; please don’t just speak without thinking, okay?

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