Mich. Admin. Code R. 408.41838 - Definitions; L to V
Rule 1838.
(1)
"Liquefied petroleum gas," "L.P.G.," or "L.P. gas" means any material that is
composed predominately of any of the following hydrocarbons or mixtures of
hydrocarbons:
(a) Propane.
(b) Propylene.
(c) Butane.
(d) Isobutene.
(e) Butylene.
(2) "Means of egress" means a continuous path
of travel from any part within a building to the open air outside at ground
level.
(3) "Portable tank" means a
closed container that has a liquid capacity of more than 60 United States
gallons, which is not intended for fixed installation.
(4) "Safety can" means an approved metal or
nonmetallic closed container that has a capacity of not more than 5 gallons,
that has a flash-arresting screen, spring-closing lid and spout cover, and that
is designed so that it will safely relieve internal pressure when exposed to
fire.
(5) "Temporary building"
means a structure erected or placed for a period not longer than the project
construction time.
(6) "Temporary
heating device" means a heating unit to provide heat for a period not longer
than the project construction time.
(7) "Vapor pressure" means the pressure,
measured in pounds per square inch (absolute), exerted by a volatile
liquid.
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