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Is there a standard definition for HT/G 20580-20585 steel chemical containers (commonly known as the six-in-one type)?

2015-10-26View Original

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Many standards have their own standard definitions, such as GB150, GB/T151, and so on. Is there a standard definition for HT/G 20580-20585 steel chemical containers (commonly known as the six-in-one type)? I don’t quite understand why many of the regulations above are set that way.
Reply #22015-10-26
Yes, there is an explanation after each one
Reply #32015-10-26
That is, there is an explanation at the end of each one, but it’s called a provision note.
Reply #42015-10-27
Oh, thank you. But it still feels like the explanation isn’t thorough enough :(
Reply #52015-10-30
Many explanations are like this; they often fall short in providing sufficient clarity. Therefore, many things need to be learned from other sources, such as this forum – if there’s anything you don’t understand, just come here and ask.

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