Is Diesel with a Flash Point Below 60 Considered a Non-Compliant Product?
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Diesel's flash point refers to the combustion limit of diesel, which is the temperature at which it starts to ignite when exposed to a flame under specified conditions. Here is some relevant information: 1. Diesel: The most important use of diesel is for diesel engines in vehicles and ships. Compared to gasoline, diesel has a higher energy density and lower fuel consumption rate. Due to its low energy consumption, some small cars and even high-performance vehicles have switched to diesel. 2. Flash Point Level: The flash point of diesel is mainly related to its volatility. The lighter the fraction, the easier it is to evaporate, and the lower the flash point. The lower the flash point of diesel, the more easily it can be ignited by a flame, increasing the risk of fire.