How do you calculate the autoignition temperature of a gas mixture?
How do you calculate the autoignition temperature of a gas mixture?
(OP)
This was a topic in thread135-86198.
In this thread (the last post) a poster by the name of jcaiken said:
"One standard (can't remember which) identifies that the impact of gas components less than 10% by vol can be discounted but the overall AIT should then be based on the lowest component AIT."
Does anyone know which standard he/she is referring to?
Thanks in advance!!
In this thread (the last post) a poster by the name of jcaiken said:
"One standard (can't remember which) identifies that the impact of gas components less than 10% by vol can be discounted but the overall AIT should then be based on the lowest component AIT."
Does anyone know which standard he/she is referring to?
Thanks in advance!!





RE: How do you calculate the autoignition temperature of a gas mixture?
David
RE: How do you calculate the autoignition temperature of a gas mixture?
Is there a standard that says you are able to discount part of the mixture that make up less than 10% of the total? Maybe a NFPA standard?
RE: How do you calculate the autoignition temperature of a gas mixture?
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This is form a PEAC-WMD software site but there is a tremendous amount of information out there on calculating autoignition temperatures.
Where is MB when you need him?