Gasoline is that type of fluid

2017-11-21View Original

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Could someone explain what type of fluid gasoline is, category A/B/C/D?

Reply #22017-11-24

Based on what are fluids classified into categories A, B, C, and D? Gasoline is a volatile, flammable, and explosive mixture of light hydrocarbons; it is a liquid with low density and viscosity, making it suitable for transportation through pipelines.

Reply #32017-11-28

Gasoline is a fluid for Class B fires, a Newtonian fluid.

Reply #42017-12-30

What category of fluid does oily wastewater belong to? How is it defined?

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