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Flash Point
Definition:
Flash Point is the lowest temperature at which the vapors of a combustible liquid will ignite momentarily in air. Low diesel fuel flash points indicate contamination by more volatile fuels such as gasoline. Flash point for oils is typically tested by Cleveland Open Cup. Fuels and solvents are typically done by Pensky-Martens Closed Cup. Refer to ASTM guidelines for minimum flash point requirements.
Standard Test Method Used:
Cleveland Open Cup - ASTM D92
Pensky-Martens Closed Cup - ASTM D93
Reporting Measurement:
Celsius
Amount of Sample Needed:
200 mL
Test Limitation:
Test is dependent on the temperature range of the ASTM method used.
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