How Are Code Cases Disseminated?
How Are Code Cases Disseminated?
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Embarrased I don't know this:)
Regards,
Mike
Regards,
Mike
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How Are Code Cases Disseminated?
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RE: How Are Code Cases Disseminated?
RE: How Are Code Cases Disseminated?
So a new Case comes out. How is the industry notified of it? How does one obtain a copy?
Thanks,
Mike
RE: How Are Code Cases Disseminated?
RE: How Are Code Cases Disseminated?
Went through a bunch of stuff on a duplex job recently that could have been avoided if I had known a Code Case existed.
Regards,
Mike
RE: How Are Code Cases Disseminated?
RE: How Are Code Cases Disseminated?
The answer to your question is:
Contact ASME and order the current edition in effect of the Code that you are most interested in. Tell them to put you on the list for ALL new editions and Addenda of that Code.
Also ask them for a Priced list of All other ASME Publications.
RE: How Are Code Cases Disseminated?
Have to see if the Home Office subscribes or not.
Thanks to all.
RE: How Are Code Cases Disseminated?
RE: How Are Code Cases Disseminated?
Or dont they ever get cancelled?
If the Code Case isnt incorporated in a new edt of the Code, is it then automatically not allowed to be used anymore?
RE: How Are Code Cases Disseminated?
RE: How Are Code Cases Disseminated?
My particular interest is in Code Case 2359-2 (use of UNS N06025 for I & VIII-1 application).
Right now, say I want to find out if it's still allowed to be used.
First, I check if UNS 06025 is in BPVC 2011.
If it is, then 2359-2 probably got incorporated.
However, UNS N06025 isnt in.
Now, is there any (cheap) way for me to check if I may still use that Code Case?
If I understand your reply correctly, the first thing to do would be checking the latest edt of the Code Case book, pray that it's in, and determine.
If it aint in, I need to purchase the copy previsous to the already purchased Code Case book,
to see if that one tells me something...
and so forth..
this may become an expensive situation...
or am I incorrect/is there a cheaper way to determine this?
RE: How Are Code Cases Disseminated?
SnTman your word disseiminated. does' it mean that you want to get inside the mind of the Committee?,
I would like to know as well.
I believe that the dissemination starts with Codes, then Engineering. A little bit of
Industry insiders who have interests in the matter.
RE: How Are Code Cases Disseminated?
http://cstools.asme.org/
RE: How Are Code Cases Disseminated?
Regards,
Mike
RE: How Are Code Cases Disseminated?
FYI.... I have tried to cover as many "valuable" links as I could when I put together my collection of ASME Links.. found here...
I would agree with Stanweld stating the obvious...."Part of our duties as stated in our ASME Quality Manual is to review each Edition and Addenda for all Code Case additions, deletions, revisions......
As you have discovered, the real key is finding a "set of tools" to use periodically that would enable all of these(reviews) to happen... ASME should be able to provide a much more "user friendly interface" ...Hope this helps.... I am open to suggestions on improving my own collection of links...
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RE: How Are Code Cases Disseminated?
Code Case 2359-2 is stll active.
RE: How Are Code Cases Disseminated?
I tried to determine that via TERIO's post, not able to determine it.
CodeRef, excellent link you shared.
Very useful, full of info.
I noticed it didnt contain a link for thhe public review drafts of the B31 codes, may be useful to incorporate it?
Regards
RE: How Are Code Cases Disseminated?
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RE: How Are Code Cases Disseminated?
amongst others the free ones for B31.4 and B31.8.
Not sure if you have that link on your website though ...