Sentences with phrase «contain flammable»

Currently the most important technology for these applications is the lithium - ion battery technology: but the technology is expensive and contains a flammable liquid, which may represent a safety hazard, when the battery is abused.

(2) Maintain a reasonable system of inspection over activities taking place in the vicinity of the vessel's magazines, fuel oil tanks, or storerooms containing flammable materials.

Another important factor is that the car contains flammable fuel, which can accelerate the ignition process.

Not exact matches

Communities should contain patchworks of flammable fuels such as vegetation, houses and cars, interspersed with less flammable and nonflammable areas such as parking lots and areas cleaned of vegetation.

When compared to a flat - top griddle, a deep fat fryer requires more fire - suppressing chemical because it contains more flammable fuel.

Gasoline is flammable, evaporates easily and contains compounds known to cause cancer.

He tosses in two sandwich bags that each contain precisely four ounces of napalm — a mixture of fatty acids and gasoline that forms a flammable jelly — and watches his spill go up in three - foot flames.

It is rare to find polyurethane foam that does not contain fire retardants, since it is extremely flammable.

i also bought a can of AC deodorizer that contains iso - butanol; and has flammable warnings on the can

Most leases contain a hazardous - materials provision, which prohibits the tenant from keeping any hazardous or flammable materials on the premises.

Cons: Though pentane doesn't damage the ozone layer, it does contribute to smog, all brands in the US contain HBCD, flammable and produces toxic fumes, made from crude petroleum byproducts, easier to damage than the other rigid foams, protective gear is recommended to be worn during cutting and installation..

There are also restrictions about where a driver carrying explosive materials can park, and no smoking is allowed within 25 feet of a truck containing explosives or flammable materials.

Motor vehicles contain many highly flammable liquids, such as gasoline and oil.