Sentence examples for flash point temperature from inspiring English sources

This work introduces a general quantitative structure property relationship (QSPR) for predicting the Flash Point Temperature (FPT) for 1471 pure compounds.

In such a popular lubricant type vacuum distillation unit (LTVDU), the 4th lube side cut, nearby the feeding stage, is normally designed to control the 3rd lube cut end boiling point and the bitumen residue flash point temperature.

Seven thermal properties: melting point temperature, boiling point temperature, critical temperature, autoignition temperature, flash point temperature, lower flammability limit temperature and upper flammability limit temperature, were estimated using a hybrid method that includes an artificial neural network (ANN) with particle swarm optimization (PSO).

The flash point temperature of Tri-n-butyl phosphate(TBP) and Tri-iso-amyl phosphate(TiAP) in n-dodecane binary mixture has been measured for the entire concentration range using the continuously closed cup flash point apparatus based on the ASTM D6450 method.

Vodka, like all alcoholic beverages has a low flash point (temperature at which a substance ignites).

All waxes will ignite explosively when they reach their flash point temperature.

The flash point, or the temperature at which a lubricant momentarily flashes in the pressure of a test flame, aids in evaluating fire-resistance properties.

The effects of four key parameters including flash pressure, pinch point temperature difference in the vapor generator, inlet pressure and back pressure of the ORC turbine on the system performance were evaluated through a parametric analysis.

Chuck & Donnelly [230] tested the compatibility of the potential aviation bio-fuels with the Jet A-1 and viscosities, cloud point temperature, flash points, energy content, effect of fuel burn in the range vs. the payload were studied.

Flash point is the lowest temperature at which the oil's vapor in contact with air and as exposed to an ignition takes fire at a moment and then rapidly extinguishes.

For fuels having a flash point lower than the ambient temperature (e.g. n-heptane), atomic O radicals formed by O3 decomposition react with the partially premixed, flammable gas phase near the droplet surface, leading to OH radicals, water production, and heat that auto-thermally accelerates the combustion initiation process.