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Is there only explosiveness left now, with no flammability?

2018-12-04View Original

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Since increasing the requirements makes something explosive, does flammability fall under the category of explosiveness, or does it not require special treatment?
Reply #22018-12-04
This post was last edited by kareale88 on 2018-12-4 08:14. It should be noted that flammable substances are not necessarily explosive, like diesel, but most explosive substances are flammable. That is, explosive implies flammability. So there is still a difference.
Reply #32018-12-04
Flammable substances are not necessarily explosive; therefore, regulatory standards only mention explosivity and not flammability.

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