Regarding HG/T 21594～21604-2014 Stainless Steel Manholes and Handholes

2015-09-12View Original

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HG/T 21594～21604-2014: How can one determine the weight of stainless steel manholes and handholes? Should the weight be based on PL, SO, or WN flanges? !

Reply #22015-09-12

This is the standard error, which should be listed separately...

Reply #32015-09-12

Isn’t this error also a bit serious? It doesn’t seem like such an error should occur! !

Reply #42015-09-13

If the quantity is small, it’s quick to calculate by yourself.

Reply #52015-09-14

Oh my God, is that even considered standard! ? Can that even meet a standard if calculated by oneself!

Reply #62015-09-14

Can’t you check it in 20592?

Reply #72015-09-14

I can only go and check it in 20592 myself

Reply #82015-09-14

Flanges and covers can be looked up, but what about those small components? Why is it necessary to establish standards? ! Hehe

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