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Does anyone know what this **standard is?

2017-08-02View Original

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Does anyone know what this **standard** is? I’m looking for information on the properties of liquefied gas, oil, gasoline, diesel, and so on, such as ignition point, flash point, and explosion limit.
Reply #22017-08-06
It is speculated that it does not come from any standard, but rather from books such as data sheets and reference manuals.
Reply #32017-08-08
I don’t know. Where did you get it from?
Reply #42017-08-09
Refer to the chemical industry standard HG 20660
Reply #52017-08-10
Do you know if there are any manuals? Please let me know

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