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Questions regarding flash point, ignition point, and autoignition point

2021-08-31View Original

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The flash point and ignition point reflect the volatility of oils; the more volatile an oil is, the lower its flash point, and the greater its risk. The autoignition point is an indication of the activity of a fuel; the more active the fuel, the easier it is to oxidize, and thus its autoignition point is lower. The lower the flash point of a petroleum product, the higher its autoignition temperature, because volatile short-chain petroleum products are more stable than non-volatile long-chain ones. I would like to ask fellow sailors: is this understanding correct?

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