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What is the fire hazard classification for ammonia and tar?

2009-03-27View Original

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What are the fire hazard categories for ammonia water and tar, respectively? Is it Category B?
Reply #22009-03-27
On this issue, there are many opinions from experts, and the requirements are high; for example, hydrogen peroxide (20%) is mentioned. Yet they still insist on using the pure form. I think in this case it would be possible to determine its flash point and then define the criteria based on that actual flash point
Reply #32013-12-09
I agree with your point; nowadays, the design principle is to make things larger.

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