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Why is knowledge of the flash point crucial for safe handling of flammable liquids?
Why is knowledge of the flash point crucial for safe handling of flammable liquids?
- To identify the odor of the liquid
- To determine the color of the liquid
- To calculate the volume of the liquid
- To assess the risk of ignition and fire (correct)
What does a lower flash point indicate about a flammable liquid?
What does a lower flash point indicate about a flammable liquid?
- It is more likely to ignite (correct)
- It is less likely to ignite
- It is heavier in density
- It has a longer shelf life
According to ship classification society rules, what fuels are not permitted due to their flash point?
According to ship classification society rules, what fuels are not permitted due to their flash point?
- Fuels with a flash point below 40°C
- Fuels with a flash point above 100°C
- Fuels with a flash point below 60°C (correct)
- Fuels with a flash point above 60°C
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Flash Point and Safe Handling of Flammable Liquids
- Knowledge of the flash point is crucial for safe handling of flammable liquids because it determines the minimum temperature at which a liquid can form a flammable vapor-air mixture.
- A lower flash point indicates that a flammable liquid is more hazardous and can easily ignite, as it can vaporize and form an explosive mixture at a lower temperature.
Restrictions on Fuels due to Flash Point
- According to ship classification society rules, fuels with a flash point below 60°C are not permitted for use due to their high flammability risk.
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