Chemical Engineering - Fuels and Combustion - Discussion
Discussion Forum : Fuels and Combustion - Section 1 (Q.No. 16)
16.
Pick out the wrong statement.
Discussion:
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Lokesh Bonagiri said:
6 years ago
Flashpoint is defined as the minimum temperature of the fuel on ignition gives sudden flash and put off.
The fire point is defined as the minimum temperature of the fuel on the ignition that gives continues to fire.
Pour point is defined as the maximum temperature of liquid lose the property of flow.
Cloudy point is defined as the maximum temperature of liquid appears as a cloud.
The smoke point is defined as the length of the flame of kerosene.
The fire point is defined as the minimum temperature of the fuel on the ignition that gives continues to fire.
Pour point is defined as the maximum temperature of liquid lose the property of flow.
Cloudy point is defined as the maximum temperature of liquid appears as a cloud.
The smoke point is defined as the length of the flame of kerosene.
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Uche Williams Nwuchu said:
6 years ago
Flash point of a flammable liquid is defined as the lowest temperature at which it can form an ignitable mixture in air. Fire point, which is a slightly higher temperature, is the temperature at which vapors of the flammable liquid continue to burn after being ignited even after the source of ignition is removed.
Gajera said:
7 years ago
Then what is the flash point?
MUNJESH said:
9 years ago
Called fire point.
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