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Summary

Agent concentration at extinction of n-heptane cup burner flames and the oxygen left in the air flow. Based on DiNenno (2002), p. 4-175.

Original illustration for Flame extinction, level 4 Expert.

  • Source basis: DiNenno (2002), p. 4-175 (Table 4-7.3) and p. 4-174 (mechanisms); Van Rossum (2027), §4.2
  • Alt text: Bar chart: argon 41 %, nitrogen 32 %, carbon dioxide 23 % and Halon 1301 3.1 % at extinction, leaving 12.4 to 20.3 % oxygen.

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