GSO 500:1994
Gulf Standard
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Edition 1
Current Edition
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Approved on
30 April 2025
Paints and Varnishes - Methods of test - Determination of the danger classification of the Flash point ( Closed Cup Method )
GSO 500:1994 Files
Arabic
9 Pages
Current Edition
Reference Language
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28.0
English
8 Pages
Current Edition
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24.0
GSO 500:1994 Scope
This Gulf standard specifies a method of selecting paints, varnishes and related products to determine their ability to emit when maintained at a selected equilibrium temperature and under the conditions of the test gives off flammable vapours, to cause ignition at this temperature on application of a flame from an external source in a standard manner.
This standard is suitable for use for temperatures that range from 5 to 65oC. Some of the apparatus cannot cover all of this range when using a thermometer supplied with the apparatus.
This method also allows adjustments required for deviations in the atmospheric pressure.
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