ASTM D92

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Designation:D92–02bPetroleumProducts5

D4177PracticeforAutomaticSamplingofPetroleumand

PetroleumProducts5

D4206TestMethodforSustainedBurningofLiquidMix-

turesbytheSetaflashTester(Open-Cup)6

E1SpecificationforASTMThermometers7

E300PracticeforSamplingIndustrialChemicals8

2.2IPStandard:9

SpecificationsforIPStandardThermometers

2.3ISOStandards:10

Guide34QualitySystemsGuidelinesfortheProductionof

ReferenceMaterials

Guide35CertificationofReferenceMaterial—Generaland

StatisticalPrinciples

3.Terminology

3.1Definitions:

3.1.1dynamic,adj—inpetroleumproducts,thecondition

wherethevaporabovethetestspecimenandthetestspecimen

arenotintemperatureequilibriumatthetimethattheignition

sourceisapplied.

3.1.1.1Discussion—Thisisprimarilycausedbytheheating

ofthetestspecimenattheconstantprescribedratewiththe

vaportemperaturelaggingbehindthetestspecimentempera-

ture.

3.1.2firepoint,n—inpetroleumproducts,thelowesttem-

peraturecorrectedtoabarometricpressureof101.3kPa(760

mmHg),atwhichapplicationofanignitionsourcecausesthe

vaporsofatestspecimenofthesampletoigniteandsustain

burningforaminimumof5sunderspecifiedconditionsof

test.

3.1.3flashpoint,n—inpetroleumproducts,thelowest

temperaturecorrectedtoabarometricpressureof101.3kPa

(760mmHg),atwhichapplicationofanignitionsourcecauses

thevaporsofaspecimenofthesampletoigniteunderspecified

conditionsoftest.

3.1.3.1Discussion—Thetestspecimenisdeemedtohave

flashedwhenaflameappearsandinstantaneouslypropagates

itselfovertheentiresurfaceofthetestspecimen.

3.1.3.2Discussion—Whentheignitionsourceisatest

flame,theapplicationofthetestflamecancauseabluehaloor

anenlargedflamepriortotheactualflashpoint.Thisisnota

flashpointandshallbeignored.

4.SummaryofTestMethod

4.1Approximately70mLoftestspecimenisfilledintoa

testcup.Thetemperatureofthetestspecimenisincreased

rapidlyatfirstandthenataslowerconstantrateastheflash

pointisapproached.Atspecifiedintervalsatestflameispassed

acrossthecup.Theflashpointisthelowestliquidtemperatureatwhichapplicationofthetestflamecausesthevaporsofthe

testspecimenofthesampletoignite.Todeterminethefire

point,thetestiscontinueduntiltheapplicationofthetestflame

causesthetestspecimentoigniteandsustainburningfora

minimumof5s.

5.SignificanceandUse

5.1Theflashpointisonemeasureofthetendencyofthetest

specimentoformaflammablemixturewithairundercon-

trolledlaboratoryconditions.Itisonlyoneofanumberof

propertiesthatshouldbeconsideredinassessingtheoverall

flammabilityhazardofamaterial.

5.2Flashpointisusedinshippingandsafetyregulationsto

defineflammableandcombustiblematerials.Consultthe

particularregulationinvolvedforprecisedefinitionsofthese

classifications.

5.3Flashpointcanindicatethepossiblepresenceofhighly

volatileandflammablematerialsinarelativelynonvolatileor

nonflammablematerial.Forexample,anabnormallylowflash

pointonatestspecimenofengineoilcanindicategasoline

contamination.

5.4Thistestmethodshallbeusedtomeasureanddescribe

thepropertiesofmaterials,products,orassembliesinresponse

toheatandatestflameundercontrolledlaboratoryconditions

andshallnotbeusedtodescribeorappraisethefirehazardor

fireriskofmaterials,products,orassembliesunderactualfire

conditions.However,resultsofthistestmethodmaybeusedas

elementsofafireriskassessmentthattakesintoaccountallof

thefactorsthatarepertinenttoanassessmentofthefirehazard

ofaparticularenduse.

5.5Thefirepointisonemeasureofthetendencyofthetest

specimentosupportcombustion.

6.Apparatus

6.1ClevelandOpenCupApparatus(manual)—Thisappa-

ratusconsistsofthetestcup,heatingplate,testflameapplica-

tor,heater,andsupportsdescribedindetailintheAnnexA1.

Theassembledmanualapparatus,heatingplate,andcupare

illustratedinFigs.1-3,respectively.Dimensionsarelistedwith

thefigures.

6.2ClevelandOpenCupApparatus(automated)—Thisap-

paratusisanautomatedflashpointinstrumentthatshall

performthetestinaccordancewithSection11Procedure.The

apparatusshallusethetestcupwiththedimensionsas

describedinAnnexA1andtheapplicationofthetestflame

shallbeasdescribedinAnnexA1.

6.3TemperatureMeasuringDevice—Athermometerhav-

ingtherangeasshownbelowandconformingtotherequire-

mentsprescribedinSpecificationE1orintheSpecifications

forIPStandardThermometers,oranelectronictemperature

measuringdevice,suchasaresistancethermometerorther-

mocouple.Thedeviceshallexhibitthesametemperature

responseasthemercurythermometers.

ThermometerNumberTemperatureRangeASTMIP−6to+400°C11C28C20to760°F

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