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How can one know what materials A105, A350 Gr.LF2, and the like in ASME represent without using Google?

2015-10-10View Original

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Searching for each one on Baidu is too time-consuming; sometimes the information found isn’t entirely reliable. Does anyone know of any authoritative books or materials that can show what domestic products correspond to these codes? O(∩_∩)O Thank you!
Reply #22015-10-10
Do you need to match them with domestic materials, or do you just want to know the materials corresponding to various ASME standards? If it’s the former, go to MHP; that guy posted a resource-sharing thread here and started arguing, so I deleted his post.
Reply #32015-10-10
It’s sufficient to be able to identify materials such as Q345B, 304, 316, 316L, etc. Of course, the more detailed the information, the better. What’s the title of this post?
Reply #42015-10-20
I wonder what kind of post it is exactly :(:(:(

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