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' V% L* g5 l: |( E- ?7 @9 LStandard:8 F* u/ j2 v4 C1 w9 O# v+ h" l) s( U5 V
IEC 61010-& z* ]4 y G; p# `7 J& M5 R: d% n0 C
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Sub clause:
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Table 3 - Temperature limits2 o& h1 q8 d" x% L5 w: S% b8 L
Key words:( o2 b; ^2 A$ A& x0 T; {
- Fire point
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by CTL at its 38th
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8 m- _! k; [6 A! ]( m# ?( }Question:) _8 {1 l+ B8 d( M: A9 {* M" `9 m
How can the requirements of this clause be used for parts in contact with liquids. Where can
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Figures for fire point are available in ANSI/NFPA 497-1997, published by the National Fire
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Table 2-1 of NFPA 497 identifies flash points, autoignition temperatures/ P( f$ K1 G9 A8 e5 K4 m/ V/ O! U
(fire points), lower and upper flammable limits (in %), vapor densities,
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gases.6 P0 N# U3 Q, z) K) U0 ]. I$ A8 ]
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