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Which common terms when testing the flame retardant fabric?
The flame retardant fabric is widely used in the oil, chemical, hotel and other industry. It is a problem for us to choose the flame retardant fabric. We usually search on the internet when choosing the fabric, but we can not understand many common terms. These common terms can reflect the burning of the flame retardant fabric very preciseness and perceptual intuition. Through learning the common terms, we can know about the products more clearly. Let's learn some professional terms as bellow, 1. Burning: the flammability materials move away from the fire and produce the oxidation redox exothermic reaction with lighting in the flame and non-flame area. 2. Firing: flammability materials catches the fire, the firing process without the flame and lighting in the firing area. 3. Residual fuel: the burning materials move away from the fire and also have flame burning. 4. After glow: the burning materials move away from the fire and also burn without flame. 5. Flame burning: burning with light 6. Smouldering: a slowly burning with smog, but no light 7. Light temperature: inflammation point, the lowest temperature to keep the materials burning under the specified test condition. 8. Pyrolysis: the irreversible chemical decomposition under the non-oxydic high temperature. 9. Molten drop: drop under high temperature 10. Carbonization: the process of the materials to form the carbon residue under the pyrolysis and imperfect combustion. 11. Flame retardant: some materials have the characters of prevent, slow and stop the flame. 12. Flame spread: the expansion process of the flame 13. Damage length: the longest char length under the test condition. 14. LOI: the min concentration of the oxygenic to keep the materials in burning under the test condition. By YULONG textile
What are fireproof clothing made of?
Fireproof clothing is typically made of materials such as aramid fibers (such as Nomex or Kevlar), flame-resistant cotton, or a blend of synthetic fibers. These materials are treated with flame-retardant chemicals to provide protection against heat and flames. They are designed to resist ignition, prevent the spread of flames, and provide insulation against high temperatures.
How hot is the yellow flame on a fire?
The yellow flame? i do not know but the blue flame is 2732 degrees Fahrenheit
How do you know if something is copper for example a vase?
you need to do the flame test you need to do the flame test
How is the flame in the total combustion burner differ from the flame atomic absorption?
i dont know , am looking for the same answer. but i think the difference is the flame colour. hendrina shipanga.
How do you beat the Snowpoint gym in platinum version?
you need a fire type that know flame wheel or flame thrower
What is Flame Princess' favorite food from Adventure Time?
Flame Princess or any Flame creature does not eat food and they do not know the meaning until they come into the other realm.
Why there two hoses for antifreeze?
Your question makes no sense. Do you mean two hoses from the radiator to the engine? Two hoses from the firewall (thru which the two hoses access the heater) to the engine? What do you want to know, exactly. In either case that I mention, the two hoses are used for water/antifreeze mixture to circulate to the relevant parts.
How do you find a vacuum hose routing diagram 90 Cadillac Deville?
Im trying to re hose my hoses and i dont know where the hoses go
How do decomser insects role in the nutreent cycle not in a hoses?
because i don't know
Neutral oxyacetylene flame has what color flame?
This really depends on where you live and the laws of that area. The colors of the tanks are for helping firefighters know when something is dangerous. Even more important is the labeling on the tank. The tanks are usually coded to OSHA HAZMAT colors very very carefully. Oxygen tanks are usually green, since oxygen doesnt burn. It is still risky in a fire because it can help something on fire to burn hotter or longer. I have seen acetylene tanks black, yellow, red and blue, but the labels on them always are correctly marked. That stuff burns and burns hot. Firefighters are very careful around the stuff. "Combustion with oxygen achieves a flame temperature of 5580° F"
What periodic element is know for its ruby-colored flame test?
Rubidium
