ANSI NFPA30B-2002 pdf download Manufacture and Storage of Aerosol Products
3.3.4 Back Stock Area. The area of a mercantile occupancy that is phsically separated from the sales area and not in- tended to be accessible to the public.
3.3.5* Base Product (Concentrate). The contents of an aerosol container, excluding the propellant.
3.3.6 Basement. A story of a building or a structure having one-half or more of its height below ground level on any side and to which access for emergency incident migation purposes is unduly restricted. [30:1.6]
3.3.7 Bonding. The process of connecing two or more con- ductie objects together by means of a conductor.
3.3.8 Curton. A cardboard or fiberboard bos that encloses a produt.
3.3.9* Cold Flling. The pressurizing of an aerosol container by cooling the propellant (and sometimes the product) below its biling point and transfering it into the aerosol container before the alve is put in place. The openation is usually! car ried out at amospheric pressure (that is, high pressure is not needed).
3.3.10 Combustion Efficiency. The raio of chemical heat of combustion to theoretical heat of combuscion.
3.3.11 Damage-Limiting Constructon. Any set of construction elements which will act to limit damage from an explosion, including open structures, pressure relieving construc. tion, or pressure resistant construction. These features can be individual or in combinaion.
3.3.12 Encapsulated. A method of packaging thal consists uf a plastic sheet that completely encloses the sides and top of a pallet load that contains a combustible comnodity or a combustible package or a group of combustible commodities or combusible packages; combustible commodities tha are individually wrapped in plastic sheeting and stored exposed in a pallet load. Totall! noncombusible commodies on wood pal. ies that are enclosed only by a plastic sheet as described are not covered under this definion. Banding (ie. suretchwrapping around only the sides of a pallet load) is not consid. ered to be encapsulation. Where there are holes or voids in lhe plastic ur water-prouf contr on dhe top of the carton that exceed more than half the area of the cover, the term encap sulated shall not apph: The term encapsulated does not apply to plastic enclosed producus or packages inside a lauge, non- plastic. enclosed container. [230:1.4]
3.3.13 Fire Arca. An area of a building separated from the remainder of the building by construction that has a fire- resistance rating of at least 1 hour and that has all communi- cating openings properly protected by an assembly that has a fire protection rating of at least 45 minutes.