Hi All,
I have tried but don't know what does "Factory Mutual Category 1" specification mean?. Please advise me if who know this spec.
Thank you in advance.
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Hi Hungtv, I don't recognise the Spec, what does it relate too, Thanks Rob S
HI RTTECH,
This specs refer to fire-resistant hydraulic Fluid. Do you have any idea?
This specs refer to fire-resistant hydraulic Fluid. Do you have any idea?
Factory Mutual (FM) Standard 6930, Group 01
It is regarding the flamability of the fluid
Taken from : http://www.imakenews.com/lng/e_article000073512.cfm
Under the new standards, fluids are tested and then classified in three groups based on a complex formula called the spray flammability parameter. Group 0 fluids are nonflammable. Group 1 fluids are usually unable to stabilize a spray flame. Group 2 fluids are less flammable than mineral oils, but may stabilize a spray flame under certain conditions. Water-based fluids are generally Group 0, while phosphate esters may be Group 2.
Regards,
It is regarding the flamability of the fluid
Taken from : http://www.imakenews.com/lng/e_article000073512.cfm
Under the new standards, fluids are tested and then classified in three groups based on a complex formula called the spray flammability parameter. Group 0 fluids are nonflammable. Group 1 fluids are usually unable to stabilize a spray flame. Group 2 fluids are less flammable than mineral oils, but may stabilize a spray flame under certain conditions. Water-based fluids are generally Group 0, while phosphate esters may be Group 2.
Regards,
Thank you Nurudin so much
Thanks Nurudin,
good answer and thanks for the link,
regards
Rob S
good answer and thanks for the link,
regards
Rob S
