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Bryan's reference may contradict my thought that the rate of temp. rise strongly affects the ignition temp. If very slow, pyrolysis will result in carbonization and only an extreme temp. will result in ignition.
bc, kitchen physicist, piped.
...saw dust.
From Session V, see Kinbara, U Tokyo: Autoignition of Wood Materials
*http://tinyurl.com/n5tl4b*
Notice his predicted tipping temperature for this configuration.