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BHAVAN,9 BAHADUR SHAH ZAFAR MARGNEW DELHI 110002  \nSP 46:1988  \nFIRST PUBLISHED MARCH1989FIRST REPRINT DECEMBER 1990SECOND REPRINT SEPTEMBER 1992THIRD REPRINT OCTOBER 1998  \nC BUREAU OF INDIAN STANDARDS  \nUDC 744.43:371.623.8  \nISBN 81-7061-091-2  \nPrice Rs 275.00  \nPRINTED IN INDIA  \nAT DEE KAY PRINTERS,DELHI,110015,AND PUBLISHED BYBUREAU OFINDIAN STANDARDS,9 BAHADUR SHAH ZAFAR MARG,NEW DELHI 110002  \nChairman  \nDR R.VASUDEVAN  \nMembers  \nSHRI F.FERNANDIS(Alternate toDr R.Vasudevan)  \nSHRI PRAKASH SINGH(Alternate toDr R.Vasudevan)  \nSHRI N.S.CHOUDHARYSHRIJ.S.SEHMI(Alternate)  \nDY DIRECTOR STANDARDS(WAGON-1)ASSTT DIRECTOR STANDARDS(WAGON-1)(Alternate)  \nSHRI S.K.GIRISHRI P.JAGADISHANSHRIY.N.VERMA(Alternate)  \nSHRI M.S.S.JOIS  \nSHRI T.S.VENKATASHA MURTHY(Alternate)  \nSHRIS.K.KHAN  \nSHRI RM.MEGNATHANSHRI PJ.MEHATASHRI S.S.PURI  \nSHRIM.R.RAMAMURTHYSHRI M.V.KANE(Alternate)  \nDRAWING SECTIONALCOMMITTEE,EDC 20  \nRepresenting  \nBharat Heavy Electricals Ltd,Trichi  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