I've finally got my manifest together on chemffx. However, in my (one) flammable cabinet I have some incompatibilities. I have segregated via shelves but what is the difference between fire separation and segregation? Its telling me to segregate zinc from some other metals but also to fire separate Mg from Na?
Also for anyone who has only one flammables cabinet, where do you store liquids and solids together? or???
Thankfully I've finally got everything else sorted.....for now anyway
Fire separation vs segregation of chemicals
Re: Fire separation vs segregation of chemicals
I only have the one flammables cabinet. I only store flammable liquids in it. The flammable solids are on their own shelf with the other solids.
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Re: Fire separation vs segregation of chemicals
I have only one cabinet. I store the solids above the liquids.
kathryn
kathryn
Re: Fire separation vs segregation of chemicals
Yeah one cabinet soilds on the top shelf and liquids on the others below
Re: Fire separation vs segregation of chemicals
Thanks, I have solids on top, liquids below as well
Re: Fire separation vs segregation of chemicals
I have two cabinets - one for solids and one for liquids. However, within the liquids, there are seaparations that are required to be made. I have methanol in a container by itself on the bottom shelf of the flammable liquids cabinet, also some of spray paints cannot be stored with other spray paint cans.. makes life difficult for a school, as a lot of this se4paration, segregation is really more important if you have huge quantities.