What standard is PTC 18?

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I would like to ask the experts: what standard is PTC18? Is it ASME PTC 18-2002 for turbines and pumps? Does this standard deal with how fluids stratify? A beginner seeking answers.

Reply #22016-01-19

I don’t know; it can be viewed here. ASME PTC 18-2002 Turbines and Pumps – Turbines _ Standard download: http://www.queshao.com/docs/382094/

Reply #32016-01-19

Standards such as ASME have copyright requirements; it’s great if someone can share them. You can take a screenshot where needed. How about buying one?

Reply #42016-01-19

Oh, okay. But I can’t understand English; please translate slowly. Thank you!

Reply #52016-01-19

It seems I can only read a few pages; I didn’t notice. Ask my colleagues again! No one dares to say they understand it; one can only study it. ;P

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