Adding a Dilution Script to Suppress Aspiration Hazard in Solid Dilutions (Candles)

An Item with state = Solid or Powder does not have Classification Aspiration Hazard 1 (AH 1) whatever Hydrocarbon content it may have. Solids can still have Hydrocarbon content (HC%) as when used in liquid mixtures, the contribution becomes valid.

A solid end use Application, such as Candle or solid Air Freshener may have a significant contribution of HC% from the Fragrance part, however, when Printing a Document in Dilution it isn’t possible to set the State of the interim Formulation that is created ‘behind the scenes’

By adding non-calculated Yes/No Property ‘NOR65’ = ‘Yes’ to the Base Item associated with such a solid Application, we can manipulate the AH 1 suppression via a Dilution Script, similar to the one that describes from which side of the dilution that the value of Flashpoint or Recommended Use is taken (either originalItem or baseItem)

Example

Document ‘CLP Hazard Labelling Advice’

script

helper.copyPropertyFromItem(baseItem, ‘NOR65’, itemProperties)

Formulation (originalItem)

State ‘—None—‘

HC% = 90%

AH 1 = Yes

Base Item (Simple Raw Material – baseItem)

State ‘Solid’

HC% = dnh

AH 1 = dnh