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ASTM A672 Radiographic Examination Classes X1, X2

ASTM A672 Radiographic Examination Classes X1, X2

ASTM A672 Radiographic Examination Classes X1, X2

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Hello,

The ASTM Standards book, Iron and Steel Products, Volume 01.01, Section 9 (Radiographic Examination), of the specification for A672, refers to "Classes X1 and X2". I can not seem to find the definition of these classes. Can someone point me in the right direction...

Thank you.

RE: ASTM A672 Radiographic Examination Classes X1, X2

wintermute2008

Look at A672 para 1.3.3. where it gives all the classes and you will notice that only those classes ending in -1 or -2 are subject to radiography (3rd column), so X1/X2 just means any of those classes, e.g. 11,12,21,22 etc.

Hope this helps

Nigel Armstrong
Karachaganak Petroleum
Kazakhstan

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