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Apr 24 2013 2:26 PM
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saeed fattahi
who can help me in order to set a material for this
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Jacinta McComie-Cates added the file MD-Past-Chairpersons to Materials Division - Public Files.
Dec 08 2015 8:24 AM
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Jacinta McComie-Cates added the file Materials Division Newsletter Fall 2015 to Materials Division - Public Files.
Nov 10 2015 1:15 PM
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Kara Dress added the file Interdisciplinary News - October 2015 to Materials Division - Public Files.
Oct 15 2015 10:17 PM
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Kara Dress
Want to share somethInnovation comes from interdisciplinary collaboration. Read ASME’s July 2015 update focused on interdisciplinary research, including highlights from the largest interdisciplinary mechanical engineering conference in the world – IMECE.
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Kara Dress
Innovation comes from interdisciplinary collaboration. Read ASME’s June 2015 update focused on interdisciplinary research, including highlights from the largest interdisciplinary mechanical engineering conference in the world – IMECE. Registration is open and program information is now available. https://community.asme.org/bioengineering_division/m/mediagallery/8070/download.aspx

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Kara Dress
Innovation comes from interdisciplinary collaboration. Read ASME’s May 2015 update focused on interdisciplinary research, including highlights from the largest interdisciplinary mechanical engineering conference in the world – IMECE.
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May 21 2015 10:42 AM

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Ryan Van Beber
http://www.markingsystems.com/material-spec-library.html

Flame Retardant Lexan and Polycarbonate Labels and Overlays

This is the material spec library for MSI.

May 17 2015 4:59 PM

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Jacinta McComie-Cates added the file "MD_TC_2014-2015" to Materials Division - Public Files.
Apr 23 2015 10:26 AM
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Jacinta McComie-Cates added the file "MD_EC_ 2014-2015" to Materials Division - Public Files.
Apr 23 2015 10:25 AM
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Kara Dress
Innovation comes from interdisciplinary collaboration. Read ASME’s April 2015 update focused on interdisciplinary research, including highlights from the largest interdisciplinary mechanical engineering conference in the world – IMECE. https://community.asme.org/bioengineering_division/m/mediagallery/7735/download.aspx

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Apr 16 2015 3:09 PM

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JEYARAJ lAWERENCE
Hello

One of our clients requires fully killed CS pipe for utility air applications. In this regard, please confirm if A106 pipes will be satisfactory on this account, OR do we have to mention 100% killed A106 pipes in our purchase requisition?.
Sep 29 2014 11:06 AM
SRINIVAS DODDAPANENI | Oct 02 2014 9:56 AM
Depends if you are using refrigerated air dryers.Pressure rating if below 150 PSI , ASTM A106 GR-B should be fine with tensile up to 60000 PSI. It is Killed by specification.
JEYARAJ lAWERENCE | Oct 07 2014 2:2 AM
Thanks

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