This document discusses regulations for transporting flammable and combustible liquids set by the Department of Transportation. It defines flammable liquids as those with a flash point below 100°F and vapor pressure, while combustible liquids have a flash point between 100-200°F. The document stresses the importance of understanding flash points to avoid potential ignition from heat, open flames, or sparks during transportation.

1. Flammable & Combustible Liquids DOT Regulations

2. Chemistry 101 Flash point Liquid Vapor pressure

3. DOT Department of Transportation Federal Agency Regulator

4. Flammable Liquids Flash points below 100°F Vapor pressure Classification Examples

5. Combustible Flash point between 100-200°F Vapor pressure Classification

6. Why Does it Matter?

7. Why Does it Matter?

8. So, Why Does It Matter? KTFP “Know The Flash Point” Avoid ignition sources Heat Open flame Sparks