David,
  I was checking MSDS of DDG, I found one produced by Commercial Alcohols/Les 
Alcools de Commerce Inc.
  Note the followings:
   
  FLASH POINT:  NOT APPLICABLE.
  FLAMMABLE LIMITS, % V/V - LOWER: NOT APPLICABLE.
  FLAMMABLE LIMITS, % V/V - UPPER: NOT APPLICABLE.
  VAPOUR DENSITY: NOT APPLICABLE.
  EXTINGUISHING MEDIA:
- Apply water or all-purpose-type foams by manufacturers' recommended 
techniques for large fires.
  - Use carbon dioxide or dry chemical media for small fires.
   
  UNUSUAL FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARDS:
  - Dust/ air mixtures may be explosive.
  - Avoid pilot lights, other flames, sparks, heaters, electrical equipment, 
static discharges or other ignition sources.
   
  I can help you only on this, I am not a professional to give a comment, 
others will do for sure.
  Good Luck,
  Reza
   
   
  

David Autry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
  Anyone out there with Ethanol Plant experience?



Just couple of quick questions regarding Ethanol Plants.



1. Do you consider the distillers dried grains (DDG) combustible? 
2. Do you require the DDG storage buildings (over 12,000sq.ft.) to be
sprinklered? 





I'm getting conflicting information as to the DDG's combustibility and would
like to get your take on the subject.





David Autry

Plans Examiner

Nebraska State Fire Marshal's Office

246 S. 14th Street

Lincoln, NE 68508

402-471-9659

402-471-3118 fax

www.sfm.ne.gov





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