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Alcohol content and classification of hazardous materials

2015-10-22View Original

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The content is as follows: According to the Building Code GB50016-2014, baijiu with an alcohol content of over 38° is classified as Category A. According to the List of Dangerous Goods (2005) CN33551, alcohol content >24° and quantity >5L constitutes a **chemical substance**. Neither of the above two standards specifies the hazard classification for substances with other alcohol contents. So, are various wines with different alcohol contents considered **chemicals**, and what is their fire hazard classification? ~ Similarly, how should the fire hazard of alcoholic wastewater generated by enterprises be classified? ! ~~~
Reply #22015-10-23
It is determined after measuring or testing properties such as flash point at different concentrations. Reference.

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