Classification of Petroleum
Classification of Petroleum :
Classes "A-C" of petroleum are considered flammable and have a flash point of 80oF or below. Examples of these classes range from very light napthas (Class A) to most crude oils (Class C). Class D cargoes such as kerosene and heavy crudes are considered combustible and have a flash point above 80oF but below 150oF. Class E cargoes are the heavier fuel oils and lubricating oils and have a flash point above 150oF
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