Its ASME committee which considers each material and decides if it can be included in code. May be they have not taken up Gr 350. Several reasons, may be they were not asked, may be no time, may be relevant details not given, may be considered and not acceptable to asme commitee. In case any body is interested, a request may be made to materials commitee.
On Sun, Jan 28, 2018 at 8:49 AM, A <amolgengaje@gmail.com> wrote:
ASME section IX does not specify P number of Is 2062grade E350. It specifies P number for grade E 250.
Any guess why only 1 grade of IS2062 is included in ASME?
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