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Thanks.

What is the option in config.pro? I can't seem to locate it. Thanks.

Steve, I'm not sure you can set limit dimensions to show as "stacked" if that's what you're asking. As far as I know they'll only show in a single line. This is acceptable per ASME Y14.5.

Try interpolation using the values in Table HA-3.

W = 3.41214 BTU/hr m^2 = 10.76391 ft^2 W/m^2 = 0.316998 BTU/(hr∙ft^2) 1.9 µV/(W/m^2) = 5.994 µV/(BTU/(hr∙ft^2))

I’ll agree with Kenat on this one. It’s not really wrong, just outdated colloquial terminology. Similar to using the term 18-8 for 300 series stainless steels.

Thanks Dave.

Is there any way to use a period in a part name? E.g., XX-XXX-2.75.prt. We're using Creo 2.0.

Thanks CoryPad. BTW, I meant AMS, not ASM.

Is there an ASM (or other) specification for a suitable process for nitriding screw threads in annealed austenitic stainless steel?

17-4PH in condition H1150 must be re-annealed first, 1900 ± 25°F [1040 ± 15°C) and cooled to below 90°F [32°C). Then precipitation hardened, 900°F (480°C) and air cooled to attain condition H900.

We've done several Code vessels that included a sight glass. We've never hydro tested with the sight glass installed. The opening has always been plugged during the test. It's always been OK with our AI.

EN 10204 does not state that the specification must be stated on the certificate, therefore it is not a requirement.

See http://www.finishing.com/305/36.shtml Implications are that SST is more correct than SS, although I've seen and understand both.

As far as I know, as long as you verify that the material complies with MR01-75, there is no requirement that a reference to NACE be on the MTR.

Are Ampco 45 and CA18 the same?

To stretch the topic a bit, the units are actually a product of force times distance (or distance times force if you like). Therefore they would more properly be displayed as a product, e.g., ft•lb or lb•ft rather than either ft-lb (feet minus pounds) or ft/lb (feet divided by pounds).

Oops. I meant Alberta.

CRN = Canadian Registration Number ACI = Registration agency for Prince Edward Island, et al. ABSA = Registration agency for Alberts

Is there a method to do a CRN search? ACI has a searchable database but not for other jurisditctions, e.g., ABSA.