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4.1.2.3.(2) | Application | Intent |
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| Application | Application 1: Classification of used lubricating oils drained from
motor vehicles and mixed with Class I or Class II liquids, in buildings,
structures and open areas.
Exceptions:
except as exempted in Sentences 4.1.1.1.(2) and (3), which apply to unique hazards
at process plants, in transportation, for oil-burning
equipment, on farms and isolated construction projects, and the storage of
aerosol products.
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| Intent | Intent 1: To supersede the flammability classification established
in Sentence 4.1.2.3.(1) if used lubricating oil drained from motor vehicles
is mixed with Class I or II liquids, because of the increased fire hazard
created by the addition--to used oil--of liquids that are more flammable.
Intent 2: To clarify that the resulting mixture may be tested in conformance
with Subsection 4.1.3., or alternatively, classified as a Class
1C liquid if Class I liquids are added or as a Class II liquid if only Class
II liquids are added, so as to be able to determine the flash point of the
mixture and classify it as required in Article 4.1.2.1.
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