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Classification of Contents of Self-Pressurized Containers by Flammability Hazards

C FM mcxerney, George E Keppel

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Abstract Studies were conducted to classify the flammability hazards of products marketed in self-pressurized containers for household use, and results indicate that these products can be classified as extremely flammable and flammable by flame extension and cloth ignition tests. It is recommended that the study be continvied.

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Abstract Studies were conducted to classify the flammability hazards of products marketed in self-pressurized containers for household use, and results indicate that these products can be classified as extremely flammable and flammable by flame extension and cloth ignition tests. It is recommended that the study be continvied.

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Abstract Studies were conducted to classify the flammability hazards of products marketed in self-pressurized containers for household use, and results indicate that these products can be classified as extremely flammable and flammable by flame extension and cloth ignition tests. It is recommended that the study be continvied.

Key concepts: Flammable liquid, Flammability, Ignition system, Waste management, Flame spread, Environmental science, Forensic engineering, Flammability limit

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