【Daily Question】 February 4th: If the flame during combustion is bright grayish-white, what does this indicate regarding the amount of air? ?
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This post was last edited by Cuaji Yisu on 2016-2-16 at 11:34. Daily Question Activity Question (single-choice question): If the flame of combustion appears bright and whitish in color, it indicates that the amount of air is ( ). A. Too small B. Too large C. Just right D. Wet Hidden content in this post B. Too large Please participate actively to win prizes. +10 points for correct answers, +5 points for participation. One time per person only. Close this topic after seven days.
The burning flame is bright smoke-white in color, indicating the air volume (B). A. Too small B. Too large C. Just right D. Wet
The burning flame is bright smoke-white in color, indicating the air volume (B). A. Too small B. Too large C. Just right D. Wet
The burning flame is bright smoke-white in color, indicating an excessive amount of air (D. moisture present). A. Too small B. Too large C. Just right D. Wet