Reciprocating internal combustion engines. Fire protection1 Scope This International Standard establishes requirements for reciprocating internal combustion engines to minimize the risk of fire caused by the engine, its components and the auxiliaries fitted to it. Where necessary, special requirements can be given for particular engine applications. The requirements of this International Standard are not intended to enable an engine to operate during or after a fire. This International Standard covers

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