General Studies · Fuels and Combustion
The pour point of any specific fuel or oil is defined as:
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- 1The lowest temperature at which it will continue to flow or pour under prescribed conditions.✓
- 2The temperature at which the fuel catches fire and burns continuously.
- 3The temperature at which it completely freezes.
- 4The minimum temperature at which it gives sufficient quantity of flammable vapors to ignite in contact with a flame.
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The lowest temperature at which it will continue to flow or pour under prescribed conditions.
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