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Flammable vapors
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Gasoline and other common household products (like paint thinner) give off invisible flammable vapors that travel in the air and can be ignited in a number of ways…by an electrical spark, a lighted match, or the pilot flame or burner of a gas appliance.
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Flammé, немецкий
Stoff aus effektzwirnen, die langgezogene verdickungen aufweisen
Flamma, шведский
Flamma, латинский
Flamma (v.), шведский
Flamma fumo est proxima, латинский
Где дым,там и огонь
Flamma [ae, f], латинский
Flammability, английский
- A material’s ability to burn or support combustion.
- Возгораемость, воспламеняемость
- Measurement of a fabric’s performance when exposed to specific sources of ignition.
- Измерение характеристик ткани при воздействии определенных источников воспламенения.
- Воспламеняемость мате-
- Tendency to combust, considered to be characteristic of liquids having flash point below 60 °c (140 °f) and a vapor pressure not exceeding 275 kpa (40 lbf/in.2) at 37.8 °c (100 °f). glossary f-h 743
- Tendency to combust, considered to be characteristic of liquids having flash point below 60 °c (140 °f) and a vapor pressure not exceeding 275 kpa (40 lbf /in.2) at 37.8 °c (100 °f).
Flammability tests, английский
- Procedures have been developed to assess the flame resistance of fabrics. three common tests follow: · diagonal flame test – in this test for flame resistance, a specimen is mounted at a 45° angle and exposed to an open flame for a specific time. the test measures the ease of ignition and the rate of burning. · horizontal flame test – a test for flame resistance in which a specimen is mounted in a horizontal holder and exposed to an open flame for a specific time to measure the burning rate and char-hole diameter. · vertical flame test – a test for flame resistance in which a specimen is mounted in a vertical holder and exposed to an open flame for a specific time. the open flame is then extinguished and continued flaming time and char-length of the sample are measured.
- Many procedures have been developed for assessing the flame resistance of textiles. the most common currently in use are detailed below: diagonal (45°) flame test: in this test for flame resistance, a specimen is mounted at a 45° angle and exposed to an open flame for a specific time. this test measures the ease of ignition and rate of burning of the samples.
Flammability tests, methanamine pill test, английский
Flammability tests, methenamine pill test, английский
Flammability tests, mushroom apparel flammability test, английский
Flammable, английский
- Capable of being ignited and of burning.
- Воспламеняемый
- Воспламеняющийся
- Subject to easy ignition and rapid flaming combustion.
- Easily or spontaneously set on fire. this variant came into widespread use because the original term “inflammable” was all too frequently mistaken for non-flammable or fire-resistant.
- A flammable liquid is defined as a liquid whose flash point does not exceed 100°f, when tested by closed‐cup test methods, while a combustible liquid is one whose flash point is 100°f or higher when tested by closed‐cup methods.
- Capable of burning with a flame.
Flammable fluids, английский
Describes fluids with coc flash points under 100°f, as determined by the national fire protective association (nfpa) (see combustible fluids). flash point (astm d-92, d-93, d-56): the temperature to which a combustible liquid must be heated to give off sufficient vapor to form a flammable mixture with air; this mixture should burn momentarily without sustaining combustion when a small flame is applied under specific conditions. because it indicates the temperature at which a flammable vapor is produced, flash point is generally the most useful single index of fire hazard potential.
Flammable fringe, английский
Flammable limit, английский
- Applies generally to vapors are defined as the concentration range in which a flammable substance can produce a fire or explosion when an ignition source (such as a spark or open flame) is present. the concentration is generally expressed as percent fuel by volume.
- The upper or lower concentration limit at a specified temperature and pressure of a flammable gas or a vapor of it ignitable liquid and air, expressed as a percentage of fuel by volume that can be ignited.
Flammable limit:, английский
Minimum or maximum concentration of a combustible material, in a homogeneous mixture with a gaseous oxidiser that will propagate a flame.
Flammable liquid, английский
- Any liquid having a flash point below 140°f (60°c) and having an absolute vapor pressure not exceeding 40 lb per sq in. (2.8 kg per sq cm) absolute at 100°f (37.8°c). flanch, flaunch to widen and slant the top of a chimney stack so that water is directed away from the flue. flange 1. a projecting collar, edge, rib, rim, or ring on a pipe, shaft, or the like. 2. one of the principal longitudinal components of a beam or girder which resists tension or compression. flame resistant 412
- A liquid that has a closed-cup flash point that is below 37.8°c (100°f) and a maximum vapor pressure of 2068 mm hg (40 psia) at 37.8°c (100°f).
- A liquid that has closed-cup flash point that is below 37.8°c and a maximum vapor pressure of 2068 mm hg at 37.8°c (see also combustible liquid).
Flammable mixture of gases, английский
Flammable range, английский
- The range of concentrations of a gas or vapor between the upper and lower flammable limits that will burn or explode if an ignition source is introduced.
- The range of concentrations between the lower and upper flammable limits.
Flammable substance, английский
Flammable substances, английский
Electrical, английский
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Gallon capacity, английский
How much water does the tank store? enough storage is vital to provide abundant hot water during the first hour of peak demand. state gallon capacities range from 30 to 100 gallons on gas models, and from 2 to 119 gallons on electric models.
Utility water heaters, английский
Gas or electric water heaters with high energy factors, which may qualify for special energy-efficiency rebates offered by gas and electric utilities. state utility water heaters meet energy star home program recommendations and california title 24 requir
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