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OrkoPolo

2005-06-16, 2:28 pm

Why is it that the copper tubing/pipe is rated as type K, L, or M and
not say, A, B, or C?

Red Jacket

2005-06-16, 2:28 pm

I've no idea.


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> Why is it that the copper tubing/pipe is rated as type K, L, or M and
> not say, A, B, or C?
>



Ned Flanders

2005-06-16, 2:28 pm

because K is 10000 diceadameters thick L is 5000 and M is 1000



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> I've no idea.
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AutoTracer

2005-06-16, 2:28 pm

Not even Google knows what a "diceadameters" is. And Decimeter would make
it ridiculously thick, do you mean micrometers

Are you implying that is follows Roman numeral rules (except K is not roman
and should be 1000 and L should be 5)

My guesses:

The letters were chosen by a material scientist who may have imitated the
sequence used to describe electron orbital.

A, B and C were probably already taken and X,Y, Z generally represent
direction, KLM is typically the third most preferred letter sequence.
Letter sequences of more than 3-5 members are not desireable.



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> because K is 10000 diceadameters thick L is 5000 and M is 1000
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Ned Flanders

2005-06-16, 2:29 pm

quote:

> Not even Google knows what a "diceadameters" is. And Decimeter would
> make
> it ridiculously thick.


your right!

lol "diceadameters" pronounced (dick-head-a-meters)


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> Not even Google knows what a "diceadameters" is. And Decimeter would
> make it ridiculously thick, do you mean micrometers
>
> Are you implying that is follows Roman numeral rules (except K is not
> roman and should be 1000 and L should be 5)
>
> My guesses:
>
> The letters were chosen by a material scientist who may have imitated the
> sequence used to describe electron orbital.
>
> A, B and C were probably already taken and X,Y, Z generally represent
> direction, KLM is typically the third most preferred letter sequence.
> Letter sequences of more than 3-5 members are not desireable.
>
>
>
> "Ned Flanders" <mrstinky@verizon.net> wrote in message
> news:N_Ple.9691$Ib.3900@trndny03...
>
>



AutoTracer

2005-06-16, 2:29 pm

Oops, I forgot to look at who wrote that post and I also forgot to put you
in my kill file (done)

Not even Freud could help you Ned


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> your right!
>
> lol "diceadameters" pronounced (dick-head-a-meters)
>
>
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> news:IQ1pe.165$hK3.50@newsread3.news.pas.earthlink.net...
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Ned Flanders

2005-06-16, 2:29 pm

i win


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> Oops, I forgot to look at who wrote that post and I also forgot to put you
> in my kill file (done)
>
> Not even Freud could help you Ned
>
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> "Ned Flanders" <mrstinky@verizon.net> wrote in message
> news:Ck2pe.8808$%23.6435@trndny02...
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