GB 15599-1995
Replaced
XF/T 536.4-2005
Active
Industry standards-Industry standard - Fire rescue
XF/T 536.4-2005 The classification and test method for flammability hazard of dangerous goods that are prone to ignition and explosion, Part 4: Classification test method for flammable gas substances that release flammable gas when exposed to water
XF/T 536.4-2005 The classification and test method for flammability hazard of dangerous goods that are prone to ignition and explosion, Part 4: Classification test method for flammable gas substances that release flammable gas when exposed to water
Price:
$ 30
Basic Information
Standard Code:
XF/T 536.4-2005
Standard Type:
Industry standards
Standard Status:
Active
is_force_gb:
no
CCS Name:
Fire fighting
ICS Name:
\nFire protection integrated system
Publish Date:
2005-03-17
Implement Date:
2005-10-01
Scope
This section applies to flammable gas substances that release gas when exposed to water, and whose fire hazard classification needs to be determined.
Development Information
Same series standard
XF/T 536.2-2005 Fire Hazard Classification and Test Method for Dangerous Goods with High Risk of Ignition and Explosion - Part 2: Test Method for Flammable Solid Hazard Classification
XF/T 536.3-2005 Fire Hazard Classification and Test Method for Dangerous Goods with High Risk of Ignition, Part 3: Classification Test Method for Substances that are Easily Self-Igniting
XF/T 536.5-2005 Risk classification and testing method for fire hazards of flammable and explosive dangerous goods - Part 5: Classification test method for solid oxidative substances
Replace the following standards
Related Standards
GB 15630-1995
Replaced
GB 15630-1995 Requirements for the placement of fire safety signs
GB 16806-1997
Replaced
GB 16806-1997 General technical conditions of control for fire protection equipment
GB 16807-1997
Replaced
GB 16807-1997 Fire intumescent seals
GB 16808-1997
Replaced
GB 16808-1997 Technical requirements and test methods for combustibic gas alarm control units
GB 16809-1997
Replaced