On behalf of Ata Ciechanowski, Issue proponent, the ballot for NSF/ANSI 14, issue 58, revision 2, stress corrosion, has been recommended to be sent to the Joint Committee for consideration. Please review the proposal and return your ballot by the ballot due date of June 27 2014 via the online workspace (http://standards.nsf.org).
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Revision 2 (r2) addresses the comments received from the revision 1 (r1) ballot. This adjudication ballot also addresses two unresolved negative comments that were received on r1.
This ballot allows voters the opportunity to respond, change or reaffirm their vote based on the content of the comments contained herein.
Voting options:
1. Affirmative: you are voting to accept the ballot document as it stands after your consideration of the unresolved negative comments.
2. Negative: You are voting to reject the ballot document as it stands after your consideration of the unresolved negative comments. Voters who change an affirmative to a negative shall cite the unresolved negative comment that caused their decision.
3. Abstain: You do not feel that you have sufficient information to make an informed decision on this issue.
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At the close of this ballot, all results will be tallied to determine if the requirements for consensus have been satisfied.
The purpose of this ballot is to clarify the pass/fail criteria for stress corrosion resistance in section 5.8.2.3 of NSF 14 by excluding hairline surface fracture of a certain size that could occur because of machining or casting. Currently any crack when viewed through a 10X microscope constitute a failure including hairline surface cracks. |