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Originally posted by plasmacutter
a black smith uses an open harth fueld by bellows pumping to create more qxygen come on now !!!!! an open air flame (no extra oxygen added ) can only burn so hot depending on whats burning jet fuel open air is only about 800 F jet fuel in a controlled burn is 1500 F (bellows pumping air or a turbine )
[edit on 22-3-2008 by plasmacutter]
Originally posted by plasmacutter
jfj123 i like the fact that u keep thinking i love it real fun,
But the flames smoke was black cross wind or not the fuel was to rich to reach an efficient burn hence black smoke (in need more cross wind)
black smoke is a cooler fire it cant burn the carbon off( have u ever started ur torch with not enough oxy flowwing ??)
Originally posted by plasmacutter
a fire hot enough to keep steel molten will not have black smoke
Originally posted by plasmacutter
no dought they would cause black smoke but not in a fir with enough cross wind to fan the jet fuel to keep it from bellowing black smoke!!!
those same objest with enough oxygen wont create black smoke (this was not ur back yard leaf pile burning o a fire place ,
and i dont think just the jet fuel was being bellowed and nothing else was.
Originally posted by plasmacutter
Sigh orange hot isnt molten , even a black smith when is forge welding still hase to bellow it ,when he pours a cast he hast to even bellow it more to get it molten .
red hot just means weaker steel not moltel