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Classification of combustion-supporting gases in petrochemical regulations

2016-09-27View Original

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It seems that the petrochemical regulations do not classify combustion-supporting gases. For example, what is the fire hazard of oxygen and chlorine in petrochemical regulations?
Reply #22016-09-27
There’s an explanation: it’s the Class B substance that acts as an oxidizer. Item 5 of B.
Reply #32016-10-25
This is a classification from building codes, right? ? What I want to ask is, is it specified in the petrochemical regulations?
Reply #42016-10-26
It is specified in the building codes; the petrochemical codes do not mention it explicitly.

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