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Classification of fires

The present document classifies in four categories the different kinds of fires which can be defined in terms of the nature of the fuel. Such a classification is particulary useful in the context of fire fighting by means of an extinguisher.

Brandklassen

Das vorliegende Dokument ordnet verschiedenartige Brände in vier Klassen ein, die durch die Natur des Brennstoffes festgelegt werden können. Diese Einordnung ist besonders nützlich auf dem Gebiet der Brandbekämpfung mittels Feuerlöscher.

Classes de feux

Le présent document classifie en quatre catégories les différentes classes de feux qui peuvent etre définie par la nature du combustible. Il est plus particulierement adapté a la lutte contre l'incendie au moyen d'extincteurs.

Klasifikacija požarov

General Information

Status

Published

Publication Date

30-Nov-1995

ICS

13.220.01 - Protection against fire in general

Technical Committee

POZ - Požarna varnost

Current Stage

6060 - National Implementation/Publication (Adopted Project)

Start Date

01-Dec-1995

Due Date

01-Dec-1995

Completion Date

01-Dec-1995

Directive

TP215 - Pravilnik o izbiri in namestitvi gasilnih aparatov

Ref Project

EN 2:1992 - Classification of fires

Relations

Amended By

SIST EN 2:1995/A1:2005 - Classification of fires

Effective Date

22-Dec-2008

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2003-01.Slovenski inštitut za standardizacijo. Razmnoževanje celote ali delov tega standarda ni dovoljeno.Klasifikacija požarovBrandklassenClasses de feuxClassification of fires13.220.01Varstvo pred požarom na splošno
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