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Will Diesel Self Ignite at High Temperatures

Typically, diesel needs to be exposed to temperatures above 80 degrees Celsius and an open flame to ignite.

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When in high-temperature environments, diesel can be safely used provided it is stored appropriately, avoiding exposure to open flames or electrical sparks. For enhanced safety, it is advisable to store diesel in iron containers and place them in cool, shaded areas.

Dana Lin
Dana Lin Senior Compliance & Safety Engineer

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