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Key words:/ k5 y! g' ]; ?; e1 }$ A7 z
- Fire point' u& E) w [: X
- Temperature. L( M Z) O c8 o6 Y. k$ z) Y. S/ l
Decision taken by
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4 |. V" n4 u8 [: b% b4 g7 C$ H; bQuestion:
8 \: s% x! p3 M2 `How can the requirements of this clause be used for parts in contact with liquids. Where can
* e; l0 M4 L, I5 A3 _ K0 xthe figures for Fire Point be obtained?
3 k# A" w w- X. |/ f2 U6 h; gDecision and Explanation
3 m$ }" w1 I: ^9 V0 J6 w8 GThis requirement should only be applied where a hazard may arise.( U3 K4 r- `# c7 z% K
Figures for fire point are available in ANSI/NFPA 497-1997, published by the National Fire# A7 j' f* k4 v& W- S
Protection Association, Quincy, Massachusetts, USA.+ l+ O, q8 j5 c4 M& i
Table 2-1 of NFPA 497 identifies flash points, autoignition temperatures$ Z+ i6 h# D/ i; X; n$ l1 g
(fire points), lower and upper flammable limits (in %), vapor densities,
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and maximum experimental safe gaps of approximately 225 common liquids and
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