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19:47 Jul 9, 2003 |
French language (monolingual) [PRO] Tech/Engineering / Bâtiment | |||||||
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2 +2 | Incombustible, non flammable |
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4 | Peinture M0 (zéro) |
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Incombustible, non flammable Explanation: Incombustible classement CSTB M0 : Incombustible* M1 : Combustible non inflammable* M2 : Combustible difficilement inflammable* M3 : Combustible moyennement inflammable* M4 : Combustible facilement inflammable "Use only non-flammable paints. Older, oil-based paints are highly flammable and some latex and acrylic paints will also burn. Take care to ensure that freshly painted areas are well-ventilated since wet paint gives off highly flammable fumes. (It should be noted that the use of fire-retardant paints may be hazardous). Salt, the fire retardant agent in such paints can break down. The dust that is deposited throughout the institution will accelerate the deterioration of collections). " http://www.si.edu/archives/report/disaster/three.htm -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2003-07-09 23:09:40 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Je ne sais pas pourquoi je cherche à te donner une traduction d\'ailleurs, je n\'ai pas fait attention que c\'était en Français monolingue :-) |
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