NFPA 430 : 2004

Chapter 1 - Administration
  1.1 Scope
  1.2 Purpose
  1.3 Application
  1.4 Retroactivity
  1.5 Equivalency
  1.6 Enforcement
Chapter 2 - Referenced Publications
  2.1 General
  2.2 NFPA Publications
  2.3 Other Publications
Chapter 3 - Definitions
  3.1 General
  3.2 NFPA Official Definitions
  3.3 General Definitions
Chapter 4 - Basic Requirements
  4.1 Hazard Management
  4.2 Identification of Materials in Storage
  4.3 Storage Containers, Tanks, and Bins
  4.4 Storage Arrangements
  4.5 Mixed Storage
  4.6 Other Considerations
  4.7 Training
  4.8 Heating and Electrical Installations
  4.9 Smoking
  4.10 Maintenance and Repairs
  4.11 Fire Protection
  4.12 Construction
  4.13 Housekeeping and Waste Disposal
  4.14 Dust Collection Systems
Chapter 5 - Class 1 Oxidizers
  5.1 Application
  5.2 Storage Arrangements
  5.3 Sprinkler Protection
  5.4 Detached Storage
Chapter 6 - Class 2 Oxidizers
  6.1 Application
  6.2 Storage Arrangements
  6.3 Building Construction
  6.4 Sprinkler Protection
  6.5 Detached Storage
Chapter 7 - Class 3 Oxidizers
  7.1 Application
  7.2 Storage Arrangements
  7.3 Building Construction
  7.4 Sprinkler Criteria for Class 3 Oxidizers
  7.5 Detached Storage
Chapter 8 - Class 4 Oxidizers
  8.1 Application
  8.2 Storage Arrangements
  8.3 Building Construction and Location
  8.4 Sprinkler Protection
Chapter 9 - Storage and Display of Oxidizing Materials in
            Mercantile Occupancies and Storage Occupancies
  9.1 Application
  9.2 General Requirements
  9.3 Quantity Limitations
Annex A - Explanatory Material
Annex B - Typical Oxidizers
Annex C - Methods and Procedures for Emergency Response Involving
          Solid Oxidizers
Annex D - Safety Information on Swimming Pool Chemicals
Annex E - Sample Ordinance Adopting NFPA 430
Annex F - Informational References
Index

Pertains to the storage and handling of oxidizers that are liquid or solid at ambient conditions.