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Flash points of flammable liquids are determined using commercial devices such as the Pensky-Martens apparatus. There are a number of different devices, depending on the temperature range under consideration. Refrigerated devices are used to measure the flash point of volatile liquids. For regulatory purposes, flash point values obtained in closed cups are used, in accordance with ATEX or ASTM standards. In some respects, these two standards are not equivalent. In Europe, the ATEX standard applies.
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- (1) - INRS - Les mélanges explosifs. - Ibid., Partie 1 : Gaz et Vapeurs, ED 911, ISBN 2-7389-1183-8 (1994) (2004) http://www.inrs.fr/
- (2) - MEDARD (L.) - Les explosifs occasionnels....
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- Explosive atmospheres – Part 20-1: Substance characteristics for gas and vapour classification – Test methods and data https://www.afnor.org/ - NF EN 60079-20-1 - 06-10
- Explosive atmospheres – Part 20-1: Substance characteristics for gas and vapour classification – Test methods and data http://www.afnor.org - CEI 60079-20-1 - 2010
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