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NFPA - Transporting Flammable Liquids

03/01/2010 11:59 AM

Anyone know about the NFPA requirements of bonding/materials of containers when transferring flammable liquids?

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Re: NFPA - transport flammable liquids

03/01/2010 12:39 PM

could you please mention what the "NFPA" stands for ? so explain it in order to help you soon....

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Re: NFPA - transport flammable liquids

03/01/2010 12:53 PM

National Fire Protection Association

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Re: NFPA - Transporting Flammable Liquids

03/02/2010 10:35 AM

If your question relates to "bonding" of containers, try NFPA-77 on Static Electricity. If your question relates to "transportation" of combustible liquids, try NFPA-30, or other codes that would relate directly to specific liquids or materials.

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Re: NFPA - Transporting Flammable Liquids

03/02/2010 3:12 PM

Good advice from YESMaM. You'll also need to consider that US DOT has exclusive jurisdiction. Try this link:

http://www.phmsa.dot.gov/hazmat
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