SUMMARY
The discussion centers on ASTM D394-47(B), a standard that appears to be difficult to locate, with participants noting the existence of ASTM D394-59(1965), which was withdrawn in 1969. It is established that withdrawn standards are not available in electronic format and may have been superseded by newer standards. Participants suggest that to find the 1947 standard, one might need to consult physical copies from that era or contact the ASTM Sponsoring Committee for more information regarding its status or any potential replacements.
PREREQUISITES
- Understanding of ASTM standards and their classification
- Familiarity with the process of standard withdrawal and replacement
- Knowledge of historical standards documentation and archival research
- Access to libraries or databases that house historical standards
NEXT STEPS
- Research the ASTM standard withdrawal process and its implications
- Investigate the Linda Hall Library's resources for historical standards
- Contact the ASTM Sponsoring Committee for inquiries about ASTM D394-47(B)
- Explore electronic databases like IHS for access to superseded standards
USEFUL FOR
This discussion is beneficial for engineers, researchers, and quality assurance professionals who are involved in standards compliance, particularly those working with historical ASTM standards and their replacements.