ASME Approved Abbreviations
ASME Approved Abbreviations
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Here is a helpful link for ASME Approved Abbreviations.
http://ww w.electrom ark.com/he lp/Valve/a sme_approv ed_abbrevi ations.asp
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RE: ASME Approved Abbreviations
I just checked several of them and they aren't in ASME Y14.38-1999 Abbreviations And Acronyms or are in with different definitions.
For instance BATT is batten in Y14.38 while your link says it's battery. In 14.38 battery is BTRY.
I've found most online lists of acryonyms don't follow 14.38 very closely.
If you can find an online copy of MIL-STD 12 that may be better but there are differences between it and 14.38.
KENAT, probably the least qualified checker you'll ever meet...
RE: ASME Approved Abbreviations
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RE: ASME Approved Abbreviations
It's frustrating though when something looks good, says it's good but turns out not to be.
While I try and remember that anything on the web is guilty until proven innocent, I probably fail sometimes.
KENAT, probably the least qualified checker you'll ever meet...
RE: ASME Approved Abbreviations
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