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Fire hazard category

2017-02-28 View Original

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Pure liquid acrylic resin is classified as Category A based on its flash point; but how should the fire hazard of an aqueous solution with a 30% water content be determined?
Reply #2 2017-02-28
If there are no definite physicochemical test data or calculated lightning results, they are all classified as Category A. For example: ammonia water containing 50% is considered anhydrous ammonia.

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