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Determination of the fire hazard classification for aqueous solutions of flammable liquids

2015-10-12View Original

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During the design process, many flammable and explosive liquids are involved. The fire hazard level can be easily determined according to the relevant standards, but how can the fire hazard level of aqueous solutions of such flammable and explosive liquids be determined? How should the fire hazard level be determined for concentrations of 10%, 20%, 50%, and 80%? I would appreciate some guidance from those with expertise
Reply #22015-10-12
Take the sample to test its flash point, or have the manufacturer provide the flash point data.

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