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Standard:
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Sub clause:
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2 c$ u6 E' z: o: H/ V8 S" JSheet n. 308
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; {' z: z$ H: hSubject:
8 |/ f3 S+ k$ vTable 3 - Temperature limits
+ e5 @( ^6 `% C- ~Key words:
" `* j/ t4 T/ w0 _4 _7 q6 t- Fire point
# E+ a1 ^4 H: A* w- Temperature
; W# t, L7 ~! T1 u: ]' g4 WDecision taken by, [% l, @/ t1 J0 b' [
ETF3 and confirmed
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3 F3 G& v, d6 _) }: y8 U. v: K5 Dmeeting, in Toronto/ Y' x# E, A5 v6 q$ n5 }3 E/ W
Question:
/ X6 r! L. U% p% w0 T9 x# k# DHow can the requirements of this clause be used for parts in contact with liquids. Where can4 Y4 m- u# j( C
the figures for Fire Point be obtained?
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( Q% R. t7 Q2 a% F6 j. zThis requirement should only be applied where a hazard may arise./ b# @$ E- l. V# y+ ^
Figures for fire point are available in ANSI/NFPA 497-1997, published by the National Fire0 A- U* @6 s" R; O+ k( a
Protection Association, Quincy, Massachusetts, USA.8 D+ P9 J' t, q& X/ W
Table 2-1 of NFPA 497 identifies flash points, autoignition temperatures1 J, c) d4 u. L7 D1 C
(fire points), lower and upper flammable limits (in %), vapor densities,- x; _4 _+ a4 e$ ]
vapor pressures, minimum ignition energies, minimum ignition current ratios,9 K) f$ M( {5 V, V
and maximum experimental safe gaps of approximately 225 common liquids and
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