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FROM N ERP FRR11 SERVICE TO__1x41201,4 _ <br /> _ P.Ot <br /> PAGE 2 <br /> PRODUCT NAME- HVY. FUEL <br /> ----------- -------------------------- - ---- - <br /> FIRE AND EXPLOSION DATA---SECTION III <br /> Special Fire Fighting Procedures:- <br /> Avoid use of water <br /> Unusual Fire and Explosion Hazards: <br /> Dense smoke. Fire fighters should wear an approved self-contained breathing <br /> apparatus. <br /> Flashpoint: (Method used) Cleveland Open Cup greater than 204"C (400`F) <br /> Flammable limits %.- <br /> no <br /> :no data available <br /> Extinguishing agents: <br /> Drychemical or Haterspray or CO2 or Foam <br /> water may cause frothing. <br /> Hater may be ineffective. <br /> Closed containers exposed to fire may be cooled with water. <br /> HEALTH 11AZARD DATA---SECTION IV <br /> Permissible concen ations (air): <br /> If used in applications where a mist may be generated, observe a TNA/PEL of 5 <br /> mg/m3 for mineral oil mist (OSHA and AoaIH). <br /> Asphalt (petroleum) fumes 5 m9/m3 (ACGIEj <br /> Chronic effects of overexposure: <br /> Prolonged skin contact may cause irritation and under extreme conditions, skin <br /> cancer. See COMMENTS section. <br /> Acute toxicological Properties: <br /> no data available <br /> Emergency First Aid Procedures: <br /> Eyes: Immediately flush with large quantities of water for at least 15 <br /> minutes and call a physician. <br /> Skin Contact: If cold, wash with soap and water_ If hot, quickly cool in <br /> water. see a doctor for extensive burns. Do not peel from skin <br /> or use solvent or thinners to dissolve_ Use vegetable oil or <br /> mineral oil to remove the cooled material from the skin. <br /> Inhalation: Remove victim to fresh air. <br /> 19 Swallowed: Contact a physician immediately. <br /> ROUTES OF ENTRY- <br /> ingestion and, if a mist is generated, inhalation_ <br /> TARGET ORGAN(S) • <br /> Skin. Respiratory tract if a mist is generated. (The respiratory tract may become <br /> irritated)_ <br /> MEDICAL CONDITIONS AGGRAVATED BY EXPOSURE: <br /> (Continued on next page) <br />