What Is Diesel Combustion?

Diesel self-ignition temperature is also called "diesel ignition point". The minimum temperature required for a diesel to ignite and continue to burn without a source of ignition. It is the main indicator to characterize the spontaneous combustion performance (ignition characteristics) of diesel. Its unit is "C". Strictly speaking, there is no fixed auto-ignition temperature for any fuel oil. Its value mainly depends on the heat release rate of the chemical reaction of the mixed gas system and the heat dissipation rate of the system to the environment. ^[1]