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What is the flash point of animal fats? Butter, lard, mutton fat, chicken fat

2016-08-26View Original

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I have a question: what is the flash point of animal fats, such as butter, lard, mutton fat, and chicken fat? I need this information to determine the fire protection rating for a factory building. Thank you; it’s my first time posting here
Reply #22016-08-29
Why ask about their flash point? Can it catch fire just by being in a hallway?!
Reply #32016-09-23
It should be built in accordance with Class C requirements, right?
Reply #42016-10-18
Only liquids have a flash point, right? Are solid fats subject to the fire resistance standards specified in regulations?

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