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ISO and ASME pumps 1

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virata

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Jun 30, 2012
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Hi guys,

I would like to know the major differences of these two pump standards. Datasheets are requiring ASME B73.1, however, one vendor is alternatively offering pumps in accordance with ISO 2858/5199? Is this acceptable?
Let me know your thoughts.

Thanks.
 
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Depends on why B73.1 is being specified. If it's for compatibility then probably NO, if it's because the people specifying B73.1 just like the sound of the spec., then maybe no. Why don't you ask the people who specified it or the user - pretty simple solution.

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To begin with,
ASME 73.1 will have imperial (inch) as dimension.
ISO 2858/5199 pumps will have metric (mm) as dimension.

 
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