FPFF Exit Exam • Set 9 Question 23 of 30

Which of the following materials can be classified under Category D?

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Option D: Both A & B

The correct answer is 'Both A & B'. This is a standard requirement and safety procedure under DG Shipping STCW Fire Prevention and Fire Fighting (FPFF) guidelines.

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Titanium

Aluminum

Propane

Both A & B (Correct Answer)

Detailed Explanation & Context

The correct answer is 'Both A & B'. This is a standard requirement and safety procedure under DG Shipping STCW Fire Prevention and Fire Fighting (FPFF) guidelines.

Relevant Framework: STCW 2010 Manila Amendments • DG Shipping E-Learning & Exit Exam Standards • Fire Prevention & Fire Fighting (FPFF).

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