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Regulations
The product does not need to be labelled in accordance with EC directives or respec-
tive national laws.
National regulations:
Statutory Ordinance on Hazardous Inci-
dents:
not subject to
Marking
Pumps for dispensing AdBlue are labelled with standard designation DIN 70070 / ISO
22241, or with the AdBlue trade name.
Physical and chemical properties of AdBlue
Form: liquid
Colour: colourless, clear, light yel-
low
Smell: slight smell of ammonia
pH: 10 (aqueous solution,
10%)
Beginning of crystallisa-
tion:
-11 °C
Boiling point/range: 103 °C
Flash point: -
Auto-ignition temperature: not self-igniting
Density: approx. 1.09 g/cm³ at
20 °C
Viscosity, dynamic: approx. 1.4 mPa s at 25°C
Protection of electrical and electronic components when handling AdBlue
AdBlue leads to corrosion of electrical and electronic components. For this reason, all
electrical and electronic components in the vicinity must be covered to avoid contact
with AdBlue during performance of any tasks in which AdBlue could leak out.
Storage and packaging
In order to avoid crystal precipitation, it is recommended to store AdBlue under normal
conditions (optimally at up to 25°C). In order to avoid negative effects upon the qual-
ity due to contamination, AdBlue should only be handled via storage and filling sys-
tems designed for such purposes. Suitable container materials include alloyed steel,
aluminium, various plastics as well as plastic coated metal containers. Non-suitable
for this purpose are unalloyed steels, copper, copper containing alloys and zinc-plated
steels.