CHARLIE W said:i am in the process of desighning the pumping and fill area of a fuel storage facility. i was trying to find out the class and division in the area of the fuel pumping area. could you tell me the class for #2 fuel / home heating oil.
It has a relatively high flash point of 100 to 125?F. If it is not handled or stored at or above its flash point there are no flammable vapors and no requirement for classification.Diesel fuel is a flammable/combustible liquid having a very low flash point.
don_resqcapt19 said:wbalsam1,
It has a relatively high flash point of 100 to 125?F.
That would be 161.6F....unless you are heating it, there would be no flammable vapors.I thought it had a flash point of 72c
don_resqcapt19 said:That would be 161.6F....unless you are heating it, there would be no flammable vapors.
Don
wbalsam1 said:Just so I know what's right...there is no classification and division assigned to the fueling and pumping area? None whatsoever? Thanks for your patience.