Engine : Engineering Safety - 1087/968
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| Through which of the listed processes is sufficient heat produced to cause spontaneous ignition? |
| A) Aeration |
| B) Anaerobic decomposition |
| C) Putrefaction |
| D) Oxidation |
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| joycejefferson - 2024-12-02 03:18:56 Registered (4) |
| Oxidation is the process that can lead to spontaneous ignition. getaway shootout When organic materials, such as hay, coal, or oily rags, are stored in large quantities, they undergo a slow oxidation process that generates heat. If this heat cannot dissipate, it can accumulate and eventually cause the material to reach its ignition temperature, leading to spontaneous combustion. |