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BEST PRACTICE GUIDELINES - ESIG

BEST PRACTICE . GUIDELINES . Flammability A safety guide for users Safe working with industrial solvents Flammability: A safety guide for users Version 3, June 2013. CONTENTS. Foreword 4. PART 1 General advice for handling flammable solvents 5. INTRODUCTION 5. COMMON CAUSES OF INCIDENTS 7. KEY RECOMMENDATIONS 7. PART 2 Technical aspects of flammability and ignition 11. INTRODUCTION 11. FLAMMABILITY 12. General 12. Flammable Range 12. Flash Point (FP) 14. Mists of Flammable Liquids 15. AUTO-IGNITION TEMPERATURE (AIT) 16. MINIMUM IGNITION ENERGY (MIE) 16.

information can be found in the supplier’s Safety Data Sheet (SDS), which must be provided for each hazardous product that you use. 2. Eliminate ignition sources e.g. No smoking, Safe Systems of Work, equipment selection, minimise static build up by using suitable equipment, flow rates and earthing arrangements. 3.

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