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7 u3 `4 q, W" t, C% Z) B6 ^! Y | Table 3- Temperature limits
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% _1 C* Q1 m: W% z9 lStandard:
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1:1990+A1:1992+A2:1995
5 \/ i/ [+ K0 I1 h+ Z3 W uSub clause:! R5 v% N9 F5 ? {5 [* ^$ \4 B
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Sheet n. 308, Z" p" V9 W: z3 i$ b
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: e4 M. D. k. l3 y) D; _Subject:
, y$ l( E8 o0 Y" J, R& F0 H! HTable 3 - Temperature limits
5 ^( T# A8 O9 d( o& RKey words:
+ Z0 v/ j8 {2 f* u$ v- Fire point* e% O* Q. X w) a9 e( y
- Temperature
) S6 m @9 z l9 vDecision taken by
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by CTL at its 38th( j' s6 _/ v( T6 ^+ A% _, \
meeting, in Toronto8 _5 z' `; L' q/ x0 P6 M4 u
Question:
( A& @! o) l' g# b7 P1 XHow can the requirements of this clause be used for parts in contact with liquids. Where can& k! V, g8 g% p$ n
the figures for Fire Point be obtained?
& s, Z; L$ c( x+ R% Y) JDecision and Explanation
' S, W7 D& |6 y2 LThis requirement should only be applied where a hazard may arise.1 S" m" h. u$ j! |5 P
Figures for fire point are available in ANSI/NFPA 497-1997, published by the National Fire
6 x0 V5 B# Q7 n: fProtection Association, Quincy, Massachusetts, USA.
! _% P" U' R3 k7 r) dTable 2-1 of NFPA 497 identifies flash points, autoignition temperatures
2 F* \3 q$ e% Q9 i(fire points), lower and upper flammable limits (in %), vapor densities,. {/ y/ }' x6 `$ o" d
vapor pressures, minimum ignition energies, minimum ignition current ratios,7 B6 [5 m$ G, W' K1 A2 ^1 e$ ~# r
and maximum experimental safe gaps of approximately 225 common liquids and5 J& Q; C$ X0 {1 }
gases.
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