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What is the duration of A Flame in the Wind?
The duration of A Flame in the Wind is 1800.0 seconds.
Do flame hazes age on shakugan no shana?
no they do not, once they become a flame haze they are immortal.
What is the duration of Burning Flame II?
The duration of Burning Flame II is 2700.0 seconds.
What are the ratings and certificates for Flame - 1975?
Flame - 1975 is rated/received certificates of: UK:PG
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.
Seguence of operation for a direct ignition gas furnace?
If the furnace is direct ignition, The HSI or spark ignites the flame. A flame sensor passes current through the flame, if current is present the main.
Auto Ignition requires a pilot flame?
NO
What do you need to start a flame?
You simply need an ignition source (something to spark the flame) and a fuel (something to keep the flame going).
What is the ignition temperature of pariffin wax?
For "piloted" ignition (i.e., ignites when a flame is applied), 390F. For spontaneous ignition, 473F.
What will prevent the ignition of gasoline fumes in a backfire?
Flame arrestor.
What is flame rectification?
Flame rectification is DC electrical circuit that sends a very small voltage (rated in micro amps) from the furnace electronic board up through the pilot electrode. When pilot flame is established the flame acts as a path (conductor) which allows the DC current to flow from the flame rod to ground completing the circuit. This completed signal tells the electronic board it's ok to allow the main gas valve to open . Now your furnace pilot, or hot surface ignitor will start the main flame . To put it simple, flame rectification is an electronic way to prove pilot flame before opening the main burner gas valve. It's a safety circuit to prevent the main burner gas valve from opening if there isn't apilot flame, or hot surface ignitor established.
What does a Flame sensor in a hot surface ignition furnace do?
It tells the furnace that it lit... Hence the name Flame Sensor.
Can a flame rod burn out?
A flame rod is a simple piece of heat-resistant metal (nichrome, inconel, etc) in contact with a flame. A flame consists of ionized particles undergoing chemical reactions and therefore is conductive. The flame rod takes advantage of that fact. The rod has a small potential on it and when the flame touches it, a small current flows from the rod through the flame to ground. This current is detected and uses to "prove" the flame. A flame acts as a diode but I don't recall the direction of electron flow and that effect isn't used in this application. The rod's response is instantaneous. That, and there being nothing to degrade, are the two main benefits. The major detraction is that active, powered electronics are needed to process the signal. All pilotless gas systems use flame rods. If the ignition system is by spark then the flame rod and the ignition rod may be the same. Other systems use separate spark and flame rods. Yet other ignition systems such as the hot body ignitor don't involve the use of sparks at all. A similar application is the pilot light sustainer. This little gadget detects when the pilot light goes out and sparks to relight it.
How do they use flame throwers?
The main components is a fuel supply, a fuel delivery system, and a pilot flame to start the ignition.
What color of flame was produced upon ignition of butane?
Old Orange
What does it mean to get flamed?
Flame* to send an angry, critical, or disparaging electronic message.
Is the ignition temperature of a substance is fixed?
Yes, as long as there is a spark or flame to ignite the substance.
