Übersetzung für "Feuergefährlich" in Englisch

I hear that the old reel-to-reel tapes can be quite flammable.

That's cold and flammable this time of year.

The solvents and their vapours are both health and fire hazards.

They are toxic, difficult to handle, uneconomical and inflammable.

Dinitroanilines are explosive and flammable with heat or friction.

It is not as flammable as other forms of fuel.

The product is not flammable and does not release toxic fumes.

The clothes catch fire and the clothing company is ruined.

This starts to smell over time and causes a fire hazard.

Again, just for the record nowhere on those bales of hay did it say flammable.

It was highly flammable and could be projected in cinemas only with special safety devices.

Organic solvents are generally inflammable, and toxic and foul-smelling vapours, which have to be processed, are liberated during the curing operation when using coating and finishing mixtures based on organic solvents.

For example, seven symbols used on mass-produced products (washing powders, solvents, paints, etc.) convey an immediate visual message (explosive, flammable, corrosive, etc.).

The concentrates contain virtually no flammable solvents which can make the concentrates combustible and increase the chemical oxygen demand of the waste waters which are formed on use of the concentrates, which makes their disposal more difficult.

Usually solvents such as hydrocarbons and chlorohydrocarbons are used to clean the molds, the former constituting a fire risk, and the latter causing skin irritations.

However, as this propellant gas mixture is extremely combustible and explosive, at least 55% of the content of the spray can must be non-combustible due to the use of water, trichloroethane or methylene chloride.

They frequently contain higher proportions of organic solvents which, for ecological reasons (low-boiling, flammable, unpleasant odor, adverse effect on waste water and exhaust air, expensive precautions for removing the solvent after the developing), should ideally no longer be present in up-to-date developers.

Since organic solvents are relatively expensive, inflammable, and usually environmentally objectionable, there exists a need for coatings which may be applied using minimal proportions of such solvents, particularly useful being coating compositions containing a high proportion of water.

It is disadvantageous here that the solvents as a rule make the concentrated solutions highly flammable and combustible and also make the disposal of the dilute aqueous solutions produced during use thereof more difficult by increasing their chemical oxygen demand (COD).

Finally, the most common quenching medium, namely oil, involves a danger of fire, with the consequence that safety problems also arise which require special precautions.

Since organic solvents are relatively expensive, inflammable, and usually environmentally objectionable, there exists a need for coatings which may be applied using minimal proportions of such solvents, particularly useful being coating compositions containing a high proportion of water.

They often contain organic solvents which ought, as far as possible, no longer to be present in modern developers, for ecological reasons (low boiling point, fire risk, unpleasant odor, harmful effect on effluent and exit air or expensive precautions for removing the solvents after development).

Kerosene and turpentine also work well when they pour out all the nests found in the house (however, it must be remembered that these fluids are very fire-hazardous and smell much).

In addition to the so-called “natural refrigerants”, the newly developed fluorohydrocarbon-based working substances, e.g. HFO-1234yf, are also toxic and highly flammable.