What fuel is the Olympic flame?

The fuel of the Olympic flame is a mixture of propane and butane. The Olympic flame uses a mixture of propane and butane, which is easy to burn fully and has little waste. The three-story main torch is guaranteed to burn in strong winds of 65 kilometers per hour and heavy rain in tropical areas, and will not be extinguished underwater. The flame burning in the main stadium during the Olympic Games is the Olympic flame, which symbolizes light, unity, friendship, peace and justice.

Olympic flame generally refers to the Olympic flame. Before the ancient Olympic Games, according to religious regulations, people gathered in front of temple of olympian zeus, held a solemn ceremony, lit the torch from the altar, and then went to Greek city-states. Torchbearers hold the torch high, run and shout, stop all wars and take part in the sports meeting.

The torch, like a strict command, has supreme power. Where the torch goes, the war will break out. Even in the fierce battle, the city-states laid down their weapons one after another, and the sacred truce began. Greece resumed a peaceful life, people forgot hatred and war and rushed to Olympia to participate in the Olympic Games.