Section 46: Inflammable stove polish and foundry paste; regulations; penalties

Questions and Answers

Which type of containers is explicitly allowed for foundry paste containing inflammable compounds?

Glass containers with screw caps

Wooden containers treated with fire retardants

Metal containers sealed by fusion (correct)

Plastic containers sealed with lids

Who is permitted to manufacture foundry paste containing inflammable compounds?

Only licensed stove foundries, stove manufacturers, and stove dealers (correct)

Any individual

Retail stores with special permits

Only major chemical manufacturers

What warning must be clearly labeled on the container of foundry paste?

"Dangerous-Inflammable compound—Keep away from fire, heat and lights" (correct)

"Handle with care"

"Store in a cool location"

"For industrial use only"

What is the purpose of the regulations prescribed by the board?

To ensure safety in manufacturing, storing, and transporting inflammable compounds Signup and view all the answers

Can foundry paste containing inflammable compounds be sold for home use?

No, it is not permitted Signup and view all the answers

What are the consequences of violating Section 46?

They are fined up to $500, imprisoned for up to six months, or both Signup and view all the answers

What is required regarding the flash point of compounds before manufacturing or storing them?

Ensure it does not emit gas that will flash below 140 degrees Fahrenheit Signup and view all the answers

What labeling measure is critical for containers of foundry paste?

They must be labeled with a specific warning Signup and view all the answers

What is the minimum flash point temperature for any liquid or compound used in stove polish?

140 degrees Fahrenheit Signup and view all the answers

Under what conditions can foundry paste containing inflammable compounds be manufactured, stored, kept for sale, sold, or transported?

If packed in metal containers sealed by fusion and weighing in gross not less than five pounds Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is NOT required on the label of foundry paste containing inflammable compounds?

"Keep away from children" Signup and view all the answers

Who can use foundry paste containing inflammable compounds?

Stove foundries, stove manufacturers, and stove dealers on their own premises Signup and view all the answers

How must the flash point of the compound be ascertained?

In the manner prescribed by the rules and regulations of the board Signup and view all the answers

What is the maximum fine for violating Section 46?

$500 Signup and view all the answers

What is the maximum imprisonment term for violating Section 46?

Six months Signup and view all the answers

Who prescribes the rules and regulations for the storage and transportation of inflammable stove polish and foundry paste?

The board Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Inflammable Stove Polish and Foundry Paste Regulations

Minimum flash point temperature for stove polish is 140 degrees Fahrenheit.
Foundry paste containing inflammable compounds must be packed in metal containers sealed by fusion, with a minimum weight of five pounds.
Labels on foundry paste must include warnings like "Dangerous" and "Inflammable compound," but "Keep away from children" is not required.
Use of foundry paste is restricted to stove foundries, manufacturers, and dealers on their own premises.
The flash point of compounds must be determined as prescribed by the relevant board’s rules and regulations.

Penalties and Violations

Maximum fine for breaching Section 46 is $500.
Imprisonment term for violations can be up to six months.
The board prescribes rules for the storage and transportation of inflammable compounds.
Foundry paste must be strictly packed in metal containers sealed by fusion.
Only licensed stove foundries, manufacturers, and dealers can manufacture foundry paste containing inflammable compounds.

Safety and Regulations Implementation

Containers of foundry paste must be labeled with explicit warnings, such as "Dangerous-Inflammable compound—Keep away from fire, heat and lights."
The regulations aim to ensure safety in the manufacturing, storing, and transporting of inflammable compounds.
Foundry paste containing inflammable compounds cannot be sold to individuals for home use.
Penalties for violations include fines and potential imprisonment.

Additional Regulations

The minimum weight for metal containers holding foundry paste is five pounds.
Activities like using stove polish in private homes are not regulated under Section 46.
Before dealing with stove polish, ensure the compound does not emit gas that will flash below 140 degrees Fahrenheit.
It is permissible to store or transport compounds with a flash point below 140 degrees Fahrenheit only if packed in qualified metal containers.
Labels for foundry paste must prominently feature specific safety warnings.
The board is responsible for enforcing penalties related to Section 46 violations.

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Test your knowledge on the regulations regarding inflammable stove polish and foundry paste. This quiz covers important points about flash points, packaging requirements, labeling, and penalties for violations. Ensure you understand the legal implications of handling these materials safely.