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Technical Committee on Classification and Properties of Hazardous Technical Committee on Classification and Properties of Hazardous Chemical Data NFPA 704 First Draft Meeting Agenda October 24, 2019 2:00 PM-4:00 PM Eastern Time Web Meeting/Teleconference 1. Call to Order, Ron Kirsch, Chair 2. Introductions. 3. Approval of Meeting Minutes from October 13, 2015 (Attachment A). 4. Staff Updates. Debra Gursha, NFPA Staff • Committee membership update. (Attachment B) • Annual 2021 revision cycle schedule. (Attachment C) • Overview of NFPA Process. 5. Task Group Updates: • DSC-Differential Scanning Calorimetry (DSC) related to Annex E and Table 7.2 • Combustible Dust definitions related to NFPA 652 6. Review of Public Inputs. NFPA 704 (Attachment D) 7. New Business. 8. Next Meeting. 9. Adjourn. TECHNICALCOMMITTEEON ClassificationandPropertiesofHazardousChemicalData MINUTES SecondDraftMeeting October13,2015 10AMͲ1PMEDT ConferenceCall/AdobeConnectMeeting Attendees: RonKirsch,Chair RobertMichaels JasonBeam LarryBritton LauraDraelos WalterGroden DavidHollinger KennethLewis CarolineMiller DavidPhelan BrianPrimeau GaryRobinson DavidWechsler CynthiaWernet JenniferLawless NancyPearce,NFPAStaff Guests: BrianO’Connor,NFPAStaff BrendaPrine,RetiredDowChemical KeithHarrison,UniversityofAlabama 1. RonKirsch,Chair,welcomedtheCommitteeandguests.Themeetingbeganpromptly at10AMEDT. 2. Attendancewastakenandguestintroducedthemselves. 3. TheFirstDraftMeetingMinutesfromSeptember23,2014wereapproved. 4. NancygaveaPowerPointpresentationontheseconddraftmeetingprocessthat includedanupdateonCommitteemembership,areviewofthemeetingmotionsand actionsforpubliccommentsandareviewoftherevisioncycleforNFPA704. 5. TwoPublicCommentswerereviewedandsecondrevisionswerecreatedoneach.(See alsoItem8discussiononDSC) 6. TheAnnexGTaskGroupreportwasreviewed.MinorchangesweremadetoAnnexG andasecondrevisionwasincorporatedtoincludethesechangesasrecommendedby thetaskgroup. 7. TheCommitteereviewedthechangemadetoChapter5atfirstdraftthataddedtheSA symboltoliquefiedcarbondioxidevaporwithdrawalsystemsandtolocationswhere largequantitiesofdryiceareusedinconfinedareas.TheCommitteeslightlymodified thewordingandaddedastatementexplainingtherationaleforthechange.Several ontheCommitteenotedthatemergencyrespondersarealreadyusingtheSAsymbol forbeveragedispensingsystemsinmanysituations.OnepersonnotedthattheIFC requirestheidentificationofasphyxiantgassystemsforemergencyresponders already. 8. LarryBrittonsuggestedaddinginformationtoAnnexEabouttheCHETAH systemduringthefirstdraftmeeting.LarryworkedwithKeithHarrisontodevelop recommendedlanguagetobeaddedtoAnnexE.Duringthediscussion,BrendaPrine, addressedtheCommitteetoexplainandcommentonthepubliccomment9that dealtwiththequestionofadiabaticexotherminitiationtemperatures.Brenda explainedthattherewereerrorsandinconsistenciesbetweenTable7.2criteriafor ratingsof0,1and2andtheAnnexEinformationondifferentialscanningcalorimetry (DSC).TheCommitteediscussedissuesatlengthandmadechangestobothAnnexE andtoTable7.2.Ataskgroupwillbeformedtofurtheraddresstheissueforthe nextrevisioncycle. 9. NancyshowedtheCommitteeaproposedsystemthatwassenttoherfromDavid Hatchforahexagonalsystemthatincludespressureandtemperaturealongwiththe traditional4hazards.HealsoproposesapossibleGHStypehexagonsystemfor emergencyresponders.Davidplanstosubmithisproposedchangeduringthenext revisioncycleandaskedthatitbebroughttotheCommitteeforgeneralcommentand review.TheCommitteebrieflyreviewedtheproposalandcommentedthat temperatureandpressurearealreadyconsideredintheratingcriteria.Theywerealso concernedthatthesystemasproposedwouldbetoocomplicatedandthatthe simplificationofhazardsneededforemergencyresponsewouldbelostinasystem thatincludedtoomuchinformation.However,theCommitteeindicatedtheywould lookattheproposalinmoredepthifitweresubmittedduringthenextrevisioncycle whentherewasmoretimetoscrutinizetheproposal. 10. TheCommitteewishestolookattheinformationrelatedtocombustibledustsinNFPA 704inlightofthenewlyreleasedNFPA652document.Ataskgroupwasformedto lookatthedefinitionsofcombustibledustthatchangedinNFPA652andreviewhow thesenewdefinitionsmayimpacttheratingsinNFPA704. 11. TheCommitteestartedadiscussionaboutthemeaningof“ordinarycombustible” hazardsasnotedinthezeroratinginTable5.2.Ataskgroupwillbeformedtolookat thatissue. 12. Nofuturemeetingswerescheduled,howeverthreetaskgroupswereformedas notedintheminutes.NancywillsendoutanoticetoallCommitteememberstoask forvolunteers. 13. Themeetingwasadjournedat3:24PM. Address List No Phone 09/04/2019 Debra M. Gursha Classification and Properties of Hazardous Chemical Data CLA-AAA Ron A. Kirsch SE 1/1/1992 Robert A. Michaels SE 1/1/1991 Chair CLA-AAA Secretary CLA-AAA OHS Associates, Inc. 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