Title: 4. Leieavtaler.pdf
Occupancy: 9. FM Global defines an ignitable liquid as any material that, in its normal state, is a liquid and will bum. If the liquid can be ignited and will sustain combustion, it creates a specific hazard and must be treated accordingly. Common examples (but not limited to) include solvents, lubricants, kerosene, gasoline, diesel etc. Once ignited, ignitable liquids will rapidly spread fire throughout a facility. Most ignitable liquids float on water and as such require special consideration when designing the construction and protection of the designated areas.