I have a question: in the material table, what does ENGS (ASME B36.10M) – or ENG’S – mean?

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I have a question: For straight short pipes, SCH160, A106-B, POE/TOE, SMLS, L=100MM, what does ENGS or ENG’S mean in ENGS (ASME B36.10M)?

Reply #22022-03-18

ENGS, or sometimes written as ENG’S, refers to Engineering Standard. In your case, it is a short section; ENGS (ASME B36.10M) denotes an engineering standard, and ASME B36.10M can be used as a reference for implementation. Another type is MFRS or MFR’S, which stands for Manufacturer Standard; in other words, it is necessary to follow the standards set by the manufacturer.

Reply #32022-03-18

Hahaha, thanks to the expert for clarifying this; I’ve learned a lot from it

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