dangerous petroleum means petroleum having a flash point below 73 degrees Fahrenheit Abel close test;
dangerous petroleum means petroleum having its flash point below 24.4 degrees centigrade.
dangerous petroleum means petroleum having a flash point which is less than seventy- three degrees Fahrenheit as ascertained in the manner set forth in Part (ii) of the Second Schedule to the Petroleum (Consolidation) Act, 1928 U.K.;
More Definitions of dangerous petroleum
dangerous petroleum means such petroleum as gives off an inflammable vapour at a lower temperature than seventy‑three degrees of Fahrenheit thermometer to be tested and ascertained in the manner set forth in the Second Schedule.
dangerous petroleum means any petroleum declared, by statutory notice, to be dangerous petroleum under this Act or under any Act or regulations for the time being in force relating to petroleum;
dangerous petroleum means petroleum having its flashing‑point below seventy‑six degrees Fahrenheit ;
dangerous petroleum means the following brands of petroleum:
dangerous petroleum means the petroleum or petroleum product which is easily inflammable at the flash point of 76 degree Fahrenheit or 24.44 degree Centigrade and its lower temperature;
dangerous petroleum means petroleum which, when tested in the manner set forth in Part II of the Second Schedule to the Imperial Petroleum (Consolidation) Act, 1928, or in such other manner as may from time to time be authorised, gives off an inflammable vapour at a temperature of less than ninety- five degrees Fahrenheit, or at less than the legal flash point for the time being;
dangerous petroleum means petroleum having its flash point below 230 C;