You can buy a copy of ASTM D143 from www.astm.org.
Using the (ASTM E 23) formal specification of impact - strength limits standards for Metals Impact testing is performed by using both the Charpy and Izod testers, both of these use the good old fashioned swinging pendulum method. For Cast Irons the (ASTM A327) specification are used. For electrical insulating parts and plastics the (ASTM D256) specifications can be used. For Tool steels the Torsion -Impact test method is employed. Using the Hatt-Turner tester with the (ASTM D143) specifications for different kinds of woods. For the American Railway Engineering System for the Axles used on trains the repeated drop tests are required to follow the (ASTM D143) specifications.
ASTM D75 is the ASTM that covers the sampling of aggregates.
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The ASTM equivalent of DIN 1543 is ASTM A572. Both of these materials are a type of carbon steel.
ASTM B187 and ASTM B152 copper are very similar in structure. The main difference is that ASTM B187 copper is temper H04 and is hard, and ASTM B152 copper is cold rolled and hot rolled.
Astm a36. Its rot rolled steel with nearly matching with astm a36.
Astm a-36
Astm 50
Basically there is no difference as pipe is ussually stenciled with both standards.
Astm d 3616
ASTM International was created in 1898.
ASTM A 414 Grade D