Definitions for "Ignitable"
Related Terms:
Flammable solid, Flammable, Incineration, Combustible, Incinerator, Open burning, Refuse derived fuel, Rdf, Pyrophoric, Smoke, Refuse-derived fuel, Flare, Bottom ash, Flashover, Combustible liquid, Flash fire, Incinerate, Flash point, Flammability, Nonflammable, Drip torch, Fluidized-bed combustion, Fire point, Accelerant, Fluidized bed combustion, Fly ash, Flame, Particulates, Flashpoint, Household hazardous waste, Smoulder, Char, Fire retardant, Flue gas desulfurization, Self-extinguishing, Spontaneous combustion, Lower explosive limit, Flammable liquid, Fume, Hhw, Tinder, Ignite, Backdraft, Autoignition temperature, Upper explosive limit, Flue gas, Ash content, Ember, Fire hazard, Landfill gas
A liquid with a flashpoint less than 140 degrees F.
Capable of being set on fire. Used in the hazardous waste classifications for an ignitable waste; a solid or liquid with a flash point of 140 F or lower.
capable of bursting into flames easily
possible to burn
liquid wastes with a flash point of less than 140° F, such as paint thinner or waste easily capable of causing a fire, such as dirty shop rags (see characteristics).
capable of burning; will catch fire at temperatures less than 140º F.
Able to catch on fire or burn. One of the four hazardous waste characteristics. (See also toxic, reactive and corrosive.)
Substance capable of being set on fire.
That which can create fires under certain conditions. Examples of ignitable wastes include liquids, such as solvents that readily catch fire.
poses a fire hazard through routine handling.
Capable of combustion if a source of ignition is present.
A solid, liquid or compressed gas that has a flash point of less than 140°F. Ignitable material may be regulated by the EPA as hazardous waste as well.
Able to ignite at less than 140°F and burn easily.
Capable of burning or causing a fire.